Tár

Interviewer Adam Gopnike asks orchestra conductor Lydia Tár, "... do you have a slight self-consciousness about the incredibly varied things that you’ve accomplished?"
Lydia: ”Now, the illusion is that... I’m responding in real time...” (0:09)

Whitney Reese asks Lydia, "Do you ever find yourself overwhelmed by emotion when you’re up there at the podium?"
”So it’s physical as well as emotional.” (0:17)

Lydia tells investment banker Eliot Kaplan, "Those are confidential, Eliot."
Referring to assistant conductor Sebastian: ”He has, uh, fetishes.”
Eliot: ”Fetishes?” (0:21)

Lydia: "... symphony orchestras today see it as their imperial right to curate for the cretins..."
Lydia tells Max, ”The narcissism of small differences leads to the most boring conformity.”
”Didn’t stop Jerry Goldsmith from ripping him off for his Planet of the Apes score.”
”You’ve gotta sublimate yourself, your ego, yes, and your identity.” (0:30)

Her assistant Francesca Lentini tells Lydia, "But don’t worry..." (0:37)

Her wife Sharon Goodnow tells Lydia, referring to their daughter, ”I’m worried about Petra.” (0:44)

Lydia tells former conductor Andris Davis, "Oh my god, I find that extremely depressing."
Davis: ”Schopenhauer measured a man’s intelligence against his sensitivity to noise.” (0:53)

Sharon tells Lydia, referring to Petra, "... she came home in a much better mood." (1:11)

Sebastian tells Lydia, "Andris told me not to worry." (1:18)

Cellist Olga Metkina tells Lydia, "She helped found... KPD until Hitler came to power..."
”But my dream has always been to play with Berlin.” (2:)24

Britta tells Lydia, referring to Krista Taylor, "Apparently she committed suicide."
Lydia: ”I’m confused, Britta.” (1:34)

Andris tells Lydia, "Furtwangler... refused... to sign his letters Heil Hitler" (1:38)

Lydia appears to suffer a traumatic head injury in a fall. (1:56)

Britta tells Lydia: "Unfortunately, it’s linked to an article in the New York Post regarding Krista Taylor’s suicide..."
Lydia: ”... she was disturbed. I mean, she fixated on me...”
”I have... a deposition.” (2:03)

Lydia: "Indeed, the common metaphors used are based on the idea..." (2:09)

Olga tells Lydia, "... I am jet-lagged..." (2:10)

By telephone, Lydia tells room service, "Uh, don’t worry." (2:11)

Sharon asks Lydia, "These accusations from the parents of the girl who suicided?" (2:13)

Eliot: "Lydia, you’re confused."
Lydia slugs Eliot. (2:21)

A pharmacist tells Lydia, "Here is prescription." (2:30)

Lydia tells a woman, "I’m confused." (2:31)