Dealer (I) (2004)Director:Benedek FliegaufWriter:Benedek Fliegauf |
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Dealer (I) (2004)Director:Benedek FliegaufWriter:Benedek Fliegauf |
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Felícián Keresztes | ... |
Dealer
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Barbara Thurzó | ... |
Barbara
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Lajos Szakács | ... |
Apa
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Anikó Szigeti | ... |
Wanda
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Edina Balogh | ... |
Bogi
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Dusán Vitanovics | ... |
Dragan
(as Dr. Dusán Vitanovics)
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Katalin Mészáros | ... |
Mushroom Girl
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István Lénárt | ... |
Öreg
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Elíz Bicskei | ... |
Dragan nõvére
(as Bicskey Alisa)
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Gábor Dr. Szoboszlay | ... |
Összeégett barát
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Péter Félix Mátyási | ... |
Fog
(as Mátyási Péter)
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Bálint Kenyeres | ... |
Péter atya
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György Szép | ... |
Újvári atya
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Ernst Thomas | ... |
Német orvos
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Katalin Gombás | ... |
Tolmács
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This film really is pretty slow, but the atmosphere is so strong and depressive, that it simply can't be boring. I enjoyed every second of the movie and I really love the slow camera movement and the concrete, although not naturalistic dialogues. In this things nothing is showed as we can see it in the real life, but at the same time, everything in this film is completely true. The things work, and they are seen from a completely different point of view as in other drug-films. This film really shows a prototype of a new dealer. We can't talk about characters, they are prototypes, but they are made perfectly. The mood of the film is fascinating, meditating and exciting. Those bizarre sounds... I mean, in this film, everything is in it's right place, I've never seen another so clear and original film, with a complex view of a problem. This is why I love this movie.