Roncsfilm (1992)
The year is 1989, the famous year of the collapse of the socialism in Eastern Europe. However, not a single moment in the film suggests the sublimity of this historical moment; on the contrary, the burlesque fuzziness of the moments on the screen satirize the arrogant theatrics of the political upstarts. The film turns, with a mocking gesture, to the unapproachable, profane, everyday mystery of political donkey. The scene is a run-down, food-smelling apartment block pub called the Stork and its immediate surroundings. Insecure, down-and-out existences live here: unemployed and casual laborers, grocers and taxi drivers, warm spirited swindlers and casual lovers. They are ugly and mean, soft spirited and quick-tempered. They're all nice rascals.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| György Szomjas | Director |
| Ferenc Grunwalsky | Writer |
| György Szomjas | Writer |
| András Szöke | Writer |
| Gábor Hanák | Producer |
| Ferenc Kardos | Producer |
| Ferenc Kiss | Composer |
| Ferenc Grunwalsky | Cinematographer |
| Anna Kornis | Editor |
| Tamás Vayer | Production Designer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Ági Szirtes | |
| Zoltán Mucsi | |
| Sándor Gáspár | |
| András Szöke |
