"The Turin Horse" is a 2011 film directed by Béla Tarr that tells the story of a farmer and his daughter living in a desolate landscape. The film is inspired by the incident in which Friedrich Nietzsche famously collapsed after witnessing a horse being whipped, symbolizing the struggle between man and nature. The narrative unfolds over six days, showcasing the repetitive and harsh routines of the characters as they face existential challenges. The film is noted for its long takes, minimal dialogue, and stark black-and-white cinematography, creating a meditative atmosphere that reflects themes of despair and endurance.