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Almanac of Fall (1984)
Öszi almanach (original title)

119 min  -  Drama   -  17 January 1985 (Hungary)
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Director:

Béla Tarr

Writer:

Béla Tarr

Stars:

Hédi Temessy, Erika Bodnár and Miklós Székely B.
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Cast

Cast overview:
Hédi Temessy Hédi Temessy ...
Hédi
Erika Bodnár Erika Bodnár ...
Anna
Miklós Székely B. Miklós Székely B. ...
Miklós
Pál Hetényi Pál Hetényi ...
Tibor, a tanár úr
János Derzsi János Derzsi ...
János, Hédi fia
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Country:

Hungary

Language:

Hungarian

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Also Known As:

Осенний альманах See more »

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The scene in which the camera is positioned below the characters' feet was the idea of cinematographer Sándor Kardos. A special sheet of glass was made for the shot which was tested by stunt men before the actors stepped on it. Because the camera couldn't move properly under the glass a huge mirror was positioned in front of it and the cameraman filmed the image of the mirror instead of the actual set. See more »