text: In a film by this director, a man states that all beautiful music composed in the preceding centuries is "false," since the title music theorist incorrectly split the "octave of the gods" into twelve parts.
full_question: In a film by this director, a man states that all beautiful music composed in the preceding centuries is "false," since the title music theorist incorrectly split the "octave of the gods" into twelve parts. At the opening of that film by him, a man in a bar has its patrons mimic the chaotic orbit of the sun and the moon. At the conclusion of another of his films, a doctor boards up his home from the inside after he finds a man wildly ringing some bells. A young girl named Etsi commits suicide by poison in that film by this director, which focuses on Irimias's and Petrina's plot to defraud a village of the money obtained from the closing of a collective farm. A circus with an exhibit featuring a giant whale is at the center of this director's Werckmeister Harmonies. For 10 points, name this director, known for his use of long takes and black and white films, who created the seven-hour-long Satantango and hails from Hungary.
first_sentence: In a film by this director, a man states that all beautiful music composed in the preceding centuries is "false," since the title music theorist incorrectly split the "octave of the gods" into twelve parts.
raw_answer: Béla Tarr