Prima primavera / Rendeskt, Edelényi János ; történetéböl a foratóko̊nyvet irla, Edelényi János, Jues Endre, Salamon Pál, Maria Stankova.
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FilmLanguage: Hungarian, English Subtitle language: English Publisher: [Budapest, Hungary] : Eurofilm Stúdió, [2008]Distributor: [Vienna, Austria] : [EastWest Filmdistribution GmbH] Copyright date: ©2008Description: 1 online resource (1 video file (86 min.)) : sound, colorContent type: two-dimensional moving image Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceOther title: Прима Примавера Subject(s): Mental illness -- Drama | Thieves -- Drama | Bank robberies -- Drama | Murder -- DramaGenre/Form: Tragedies (Drama) | Feature films. | Internet videos. | Streaming video. Online resources: Digitalia Film Library (streaming video) | Film poster Production credits: Cinematographer, Tibor Máthé; editor, Károly Szalai; music, Patrick Hawes.Winner of the European Union MEDIA Prize, in 2007: Fiction Movie | Winner of 1 Award of the Hungarian Film Week, in 2009: Best Actor (Andor Lukáts) | Winner of 2 Awards of the Love is Folly International Film Festival of Bulgaria, in 2009: Best Actress (Vesela Kazakova), and, the Special Jury Prize | Winner of the Hungarian Film Critics Awards, in 2010: Best Actor (Andor Lukáts)Cast: Andor Lukáts, Vesela Kazakova, Antonie Kamerling, Djoko Rossich, Börcsök Enikö.Summary: The life of Gabor, a middle-aged man with the manners and naïveté of a child, is turned upside down when his mother is killed in a botched bank robbery. He and a prostitute, Jolie, are the only ones who can identify robber, so they must run for their lives. Armed with a chandelier as a present to Grandma, the odd pair sets out on a cross border journey to seek refuge in her house in Serbia. But Grandma, long dead, had lived on only in Gabor's imagination and meticulous drawings. While the pair tries to fit in the village, the robber who is relentlessly after them finds an unwitting ally in the local police. Balancing between crude reality and imagination, the two manage to survive and, in the process, find peace with each other, the world, and, most difficult of all -- themselves. -- Digitalia Film Library website
Originally released as a motion picture in 2009.
"Coproduction of Eurofilm Studio, Geopoly, Vita Nova Films, and Riba Film International."
Andor Lukáts, Vesela Kazakova, Antonie Kamerling, Djoko Rossich, Börcsök Enikö.
Cinematographer, Tibor Máthé; editor, Károly Szalai; music, Patrick Hawes.
The life of Gabor, a middle-aged man with the manners and naïveté of a child, is turned upside down when his mother is killed in a botched bank robbery. He and a prostitute, Jolie, are the only ones who can identify robber, so they must run for their lives. Armed with a chandelier as a present to Grandma, the odd pair sets out on a cross border journey to seek refuge in her house in Serbia. But Grandma, long dead, had lived on only in Gabor's imagination and meticulous drawings. While the pair tries to fit in the village, the robber who is relentlessly after them finds an unwitting ally in the local police. Balancing between crude reality and imagination, the two manage to survive and, in the process, find peace with each other, the world, and, most difficult of all -- themselves. -- Digitalia Film Library website
In Hungarian and English with optional English sutitles.
Winner of the European Union MEDIA Prize, in 2007: Fiction Movie
Winner of 1 Award of the Hungarian Film Week, in 2009: Best Actor (Andor Lukáts)
Winner of 2 Awards of the Love is Folly International Film Festival of Bulgaria, in 2009: Best Actress (Vesela Kazakova), and, the Special Jury Prize
Winner of the Hungarian Film Critics Awards, in 2010: Best Actor (Andor Lukáts)
Online resource; title from opening/closing credits (Digitalia Film Library, viewed October 12, 2015).
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