Director:
László CsujaCámara:
Gergely VassReparto:
Bianka Berényi, Lászlo Réti, Károly Kozma, György Kardos, Róbert Kardos, Tomi Kosynus, Andrea Kristó Nagy, Tibor András Veres, Veronika Dorottya Turai (más)Sinopsis(1)
A story of young lovers on the run, of the desire for freedom, and the desire to have their place in the sun. A dynamic, punk tale which ironically blends uncompromising realism and tender, poetic images, at whose centre lie the film’s artless protagonists. Bianka is an extraordinary girl whose restless, manic mind won’t respond to any figure of authority. When she comes upon an abandoned pram, she snatches the baby she sees inside and basks in her new role as a mother. Teenager Laci wants nothing more than to be acknowledged as a wholly competent individual. Bianka turns to him, claiming that he is the father; Laci naturally agrees to help out. Thus begins their zany trip through the Hungarian countryside. (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival)
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Under different circumstances this would be a fairly solid European drama narrated by wacky storytelling. But since the creators gave the final say to two morons, it ended up as one of the dumbest films I’ve seen in quite a while. And it’s not only those two, it’s the whole concept which has no logic behind it, let alone an idea. At first, the girl is quite spontaneous at the disco, but gradually she turns into a thoughtless bimbo, who could really use a trip to the military service of Israel to be taken off her mental high horse. The dude, however, is stupid from the beginning and you don’t even expect anything special from him. I only finished it because I wanted to see where it was going. But you can already guess that since I gave it two stars, it didn’t really get any better.
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