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Így jöttem (1965)
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14 January 1965 (Hungary) moreGenre:
DramaPlot:
In the final days of WWII, a seventeen-year-old boy wanders the countryside. He is captured by Soviet troops... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Imaginative and ambient moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Béla Barsi | ... | Lézengõ magyar katona |
| Jurij Bodovszkij | ||
| Viktor Csekmarev | ||
| Sándor Csikós | ||
| Mari Csomós | ||
| László Csurka | ... | Menekülõ |
| Ferenc Dávid Kiss | ||
| Zoltán Gera | ... | Hadifogoly |
| János Görbe | ... | Menekülõ |
| Árpád Gyenge | ... | Hazatérõ zsidó |
| Katalin Gyöngyössy | ||
| Tibor Haraszin | ||
| János Harkányi | ||
| Ferenc Horváth | ||
| László Horváth | ||
| Vilmos Izsóf | ... | Menekülõ |
| Ilona Kállay | ... | Homecoming Woman |
| Péter Karikás | ||
| János Koltai | ... | Homecoming Jew |
| János Körmendi | ||
| András Kozák | ... | A fiú |
| János Krasznai | ||
| József Madaras | ... | Hadifogoly |
| Judit Meszléry | ... | Menekülõ lány |
| Tibor Molnár | ... | Hazatérõ férfi |
| Sergei Nikonenko | ... | Kolja |
| Lajos Öze | ... | Hazatérõ zsidó |
| Ida Siménfalvy | ... | Öreg néni a vonaton |
| Sándor Siménfalvy | ||
| Bertalan Solti | ... | Lézengõ magyar katona |
| Ernõ Szénási | ||
| Gyula Szersén | ||
| Tibor Szilágyi | ||
| Ivan Szolovjev | ||
| Endre Tallós | ... | Orvos a táborban |
| Lajos Tándor | ... | Hadifogoly |
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Sweden:109 min | Hungary:108 minCountry:
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Finland:K-12Fun Stuff
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Featured in "Fejezetek a film történetéböl: A magyar film 1957-1970 (#1.18)" (1990) moreFAQ
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This film has been described as Jansco's first masterpiece. I would probably agree. The story concerns a 17yr old hungarian stranded in Russia at the end of the second world war, adrift after the collapse of the German army. He speaks a few words of German and no Russian. He seemingly feels nothing, and the film gives no easy explanations why. Like every other character in a Jansco film he seems completely overwhelmed by the scale of the landscape who finds himself wandering in almost antlike, almost always lost at the rear of a longshot. We never learn how close he is to hungary.
Eventually the film becomes a vivid and psychologically telling depiction of male friendship. In 1967 a story of friendship between a Russian and a hungarian after WW2 is an incredibly political subject,yet Jansco affects a kind of delightful innocence in this section and never lets his symbolism overwhelm his characters. What could have been over-reaching and didactic emerges as more of a chamber piece. I don't know how Jansco ever got away with making these kinds of movies in a soviet country.
My only caveat is that Jansco's most significant theme, political violence and its random nature, is partly explored in this film but in a way completely superficial and unaffecting compared to the terrible catharsis of films like "The round up" and "the red and the white".
Overall, a gem