Moscow Square
(2001)
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Moscow Square
(2001)
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Gábor Karalyos | ... |
Petya
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Erzsi Pápai | ... |
Boci mama
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Eszter Balla | ... |
Zsófi
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Vilmos Csatlós | ... |
Kigler
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Simon Szabó | ... |
Rojál
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András Réthelyi | ... |
Csömör
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Bence Jávor | ... |
Ságodi
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Zsolt Kovács | ... |
Tanár úr
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Ilona Béres | ... |
Igazgatónõ
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Imre Csuja | ... |
Kigler fater
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Zsanna Éry-Kovács | ... |
Szilágyi
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Fanni Halmi | ... |
Kamarás
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Dávid Szanitter | ... |
Zsófi pasija
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Péter Kovács |
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János Nemes | ... |
Házigazda
(as ifj. Nemes János)
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1989 is an important year in the political history of Hungary. However, Petya and his friends couldn't care less. They are about to graduate high school. The only important things to them are the parties, girls, making some easy cash. And of course, passing the upcoming exam with the leaked questions. Written by Anonymous
The film tries to capture all the facets of the Hungarian history in 1989. It tries to represent the change from the point of view of young high school students.
All the Hungarian people till 1988 lived in a lie. One year later everything was destroyed. Forty years of socialist culture fades away in some weeks. The opressing forces of the Soviets leaves the country and leaves the country as it is. A country without future, without any ideas, how to go on, how to raise from the dust.
I would recommmend the film for those, who like controversy and for those, who are very open for human feelings.