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on Sunday, February 09, 2003 - 12:14 AM
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26. portlandi nemzetközi filmfesztivál - 26th Portland International Film Festival
Bánk bán - 2003. febr. 16, 16.45. és febr. 20, 20,30.
Hukkle - 2003. febr. 20, 18.30 és febr. 23, 18.15.Regal Broadway Cinemas, SW Broadway at Main
Bánk bán - A new film version of Ferenc Erkel's famous historical opera about medieval court intrigues in the time of King Endre II... Shot by the great Hungarian cameraman Vilmos Zsigmond, who used numerous spectacular locations and only one studio set. A cast of world famous Hungarian opera stars... "A textbook example of how to turn opera into film..."
Directed by CsabaKael. 118 minutes.
Hukkle - An elderly man sunning himself on a bench smiles through a bout of hiccups while a drunken youth snores nearby. Elsewhere, a kindly old lady picks lilies of the valley, women sew, prepare meals, men bowl near a tavern, pigs mate under the approving eyes of a farm couple. A sleeepy Hungarian village, but beneath the calm pastoral surface brews a cunning murder. Can you spot the clues?
This year's Hungarian submission for Best Foreign Film (Oscar).
Directed by György Pálfi. 75 minutes.
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Re: Magyar filmek(Score: 1)by Kovacs_Istvan (Kovacs_Istvan@mbk.org) on Feb 10, 2003 - 05:40 AM (User information | Send a message http://www.mbk.org) |
Több információt a két filmről lehet találni a NW International Film Fesztivál oldalon.Bánk Bán Hivatkozások - Bánk Bán Links:The Story of Bank Ban:How Vilmos Zsigmond Translated Classic Opera into a Compelling Film Grand 'Bánk Bán' is positively operatic Bánk Bán - Hungary's national treasure LA Weekly Hukkle hivatkozások - Hukkle Links:HukkleKinoeye IO Film review Entertainment Insiders |
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