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In a desolate Hungarian agricultural collective after the fall of communism, a group of disillusioned villagers await the return of a charismatic manipulator, Irimias, believed dead, who convinces them to hand over their money for a doomed new venture. Told across twelve chapters that loop and overlap in time, Bela Tarr's 7-plus-hour epic follows interconnected lives -- including a neglected child, Estike -- as hope curdles into betrayal and the community scatters. Source: Wikipedia (Satantango).