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Director:
Árpád Sopsits
Writers:
Sándor Fábry (writer)
László Garaczi (writer)
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Release Date:
9 October 1992 (Hungary) more
Genre:
Drama more
Plot:
Mail for translation. A film egy klasszikus mitosz feldolgozasa, s egyben meditacio a film es a video viszonyarol... more | add synopsis
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Awards:
1 nomination more
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Beautiful and ambiguous more

Cast

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Lajos Ottó Horváth ... Gábor
Attila Epres ... János
Judit Danyi ... Judit
Myriam Mézières ... Eva
Eszter Szakács ... Anya
Andris Hadnagy ... Ádám
Pál Hetényi ... Apa
Lajos Kovács ... Szaki
Jean-Claude Minot ... Fegyverkereskedõ
Jacques Delcos ... Garázsmester
Kader Lejri ... Stúdiótulajdonos
Bob Kaba ... Thomas
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Additional Details

Runtime:
93 min
Country:
Hungary
Language:
Hungarian
Color:
Color

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2 out of 2 people found the following comment useful:-
Beautiful and ambiguous, 29 March 2005
10/10
Author: Vernaye from United States

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

Video Blues tells the story of a woman, Judit, torn between two brothers. She is married to the stolid and rather dull Janos, with whom she has a young son, Adam. Gabor, Janos's brother, is a reckless playboy who has been traveling the world. One day he sends them a video letter, with snippets of his travels - it is the first his family has heard from him for seven years. On closer inspection of the tape, Janos notices a momentary glitch - a shot of his own backyard in the intervening years. What ensues is a thriller of rising tensions: what has Judit been up to? has she secretly been seeing Gabor behind Janos's back? whose child is Adam really? Sopsits masterfully ratchets up the mood in this sadly overlooked film. At the philosophical heart of Video Blues lies the nature of memory, as each brother attempts to rewrite (or is that rerecord?) both the past and present of their relationships with Judit, their family, and each other.

The complaints that many viewers have about European or art-house film do not apply to Video Blues. This film has plenty of deep ideas, but it frames them within an emotionally haunting thriller. The acting is great, the story engaging, and it will leave the viewer, as voyeur, feeling strangely disturbed by the power of the camera.

I should also mention that Judit Danyi is radiantly beautiful in this film - it is not hard to see why both brothers pursue her.

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