A Nagy Füzet
In a village on the Hungarian border, two young brothers grow up during wartime with their cruel grandmother and must learn every trick of evil to survive in the absurd world of adults.
János Szász’s gripping adaptation of Agota Kristof’s award-winning novel, about two boys sent to live with their wicked, estranged grandmother during World War II, is a grim, atmospheric drama about fraternal bonds and survival. Szász remodels his wartime coming-of-age story into a Brothers Grimm-like fairy tale, colouring the twins’ environment through the golden and earthy cinematography of Christian Berger (The White Ribbon, Festival 2009).
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László Gyémánt | Iker |
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András Gyémánt | Iker |
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Piroska Molnár | Nagyanya |
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Ulrich Thomsen | Tiszt |
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Ulrich Matthes | Apa |
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Gyöngyvér Bognár | Anya |
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Sabin Tambrea | A tiszt barátja |
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Peter Andorai | Plébános |
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Diána Magdolna Kiss | Szolgálólány |
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Orsolya Tóth | Nyúlszáj |
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Enikö Börcsök | Nyúlszáj anyja |
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Janos Derzsi | Cipész |
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Lajos Kovács | Rendõr |
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András Réthelyi | Ordonánc |
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Krisztián Kovács | Katona |
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Miklós Székely B. | öreg hajléktalan |
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Gyula Kovács | Postás |
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Ákos Köszegi | Magyar tiszt |
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József Gyula Gallai | Jewish Deportee |
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Jan Hasenfuß | German soldier |
| Director | Janos Szasz |
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| Writer | Tom Abrams, Agota Kristof, András Szekér, Janos Szasz | |
| Producer | Karin Berghammer, Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu, Marc Irmer, Marcos Kantis, Albert Kitzler, Alfie Lang-Král, Bady Minck, György Such, Janos Szasz, Pál Sándor, Sándor Söth, Erika Tarr | |
| Photography | Christian Berger | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Layers | Single side, Single layer |