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Bibliothèque Pascal

Hungary, Germany, United Kingdom, Romania

2010

111 Min
Color
1.85:1
Hungarian, Romanian, English
Subtitled in English
Audio in Hungarian
  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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DIR Szabolcs Hajdu

PROD Iván Angelusz, Andras Hamori, Gábor Kovács

SCR Szabolcs Hajdu

DP András Nagy

CAST Orsolya Török-Illyés, Oana Pellea, Răzvan Vasilescu, Andi Vasluianu, Shamgar Amram, Tibor Pálffy, Florin Piersic Jr., Mihai Constantin

ED Péter Politzer

PROD DES Mónika Esztán

SOUND Gábor Balázs

Berlinale (Forum), Melbourne (International Panorama), Stockholm (Open Zone), Mar del Plata (Este - East)

Synopsis

Mona Paparu is a Romanian citizen of Hungarian nationality. By the Black Sea she meets a runaway convict, who takes her as hostage and locks them in a bungalow of a tourist camp. They spend the night together but the next day the police surround the camp and kill Viorel while he is trying to escape. The fruit of Mona and Viorel’s relationship is a baby girl whom Mona names Viorica… Mona is alone with her three-year-old daughter and she gives marionett performances to make a living. At a performance she runs into her father, Gigi Paparu, whom she has not seen in years. Paparu tells her that he is very ill and has to travel to Germany for an operation. He asks Mona to travel with him. The film is Mona Paparu’s account of her trips, her love affair and her calvary in Western Europe. —sff

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Judicial Joe

22Aug11

Oh, how I love unreliable narrators.... Grade: A.

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Nick Block

5Jan11

Still trying to wrap my head around this one...Very original, very insane, very good. It would be amazing if the Academy somehow saw fit to include this film in the final 5 nominees.

Товарищ Петя.

2Jan11

Amazing to the point of being insane, which I by the way completely agree with. Watch this!

Doruk Sahinel

23Aug10

This film deals with a similar subject when compared to Ken Loach's It's a Free World. However, its imaginative script stands in the opposite sides with Ken Loach in terms of handling reality.

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