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Judit Pogány | ... |
Feleség
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Róbert Koltai | ... |
Férj
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Kyri Ambrus | ... |
énekesnõ
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Jánosné Bráda |
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János Fábián |
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Péter Gellért |
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Tivadar Gál |
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Barna Mihók |
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Adrián Nagy |
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Gábor P. Koltai | ... |
Gyerek
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László Sinkó |
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Józsefné Sothó | ... |
Tanárnõ
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Istvánné Szabó |
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Tibor Tóth |
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András Udvarhelyi | ... |
Mûvezetõ
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A husband and wife, drifting apart, reflect on the events leading up to the worst argument of their marriage.
This movie reminded me a lot of Cassavettes, where you are watching a relationship that is stagnant and totally hopeless. I think this is a good movie to watch because it can serve as a lesson on how life can spiral down if you find yourself in this situation. The grainy, high contrast film is also a nice touch which captures the gritty reality that this couple lives in. I must admit I was reminded a lot of John Cassavettes while watching this. One of my favorite parts is that we have a scene in a dance hall, which is revisited in his later movies. It's very realistic and made me feel like I was there. I highly recommend this film if you are a fan of Taar, or just like to see realistic depictions of domestic situations.