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Benedek Fliegauf (writer)
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3 nominations
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Artificial
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Felícián Keresztes | ... | Dealer | |
| Barbara Thurzó | ... | Barbara | |
| Lajos Szakács | ... | Apa | |
| Anikó Szigeti | ... | Wanda | |
| Edina Balogh | ... | Bogi | |
| Dr. Dusán Vitanovics | ... | Dragan | |
| Katalin Mészáros | ... | Mushroom Girl | |
| István Lénárt | ... | Öreg | |
| Elíz Bicskei | ... | Dragan nõvére (as Bicskey Alisa) | |
| Gábor Dr. Szoboszlay | ... | Összeégett barát | |
| Péter Félix Mátyási | ... | Fog (as Mátyási Péter) | |
| Bálint Kenyeres | ... | Péter atya | |
| György Szép | ... | Újvári atya | |
| Ernst Thomas | ... | Német orvos | |
| Katalin Gombás | ... | Tolmács |
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160 min | 130 min
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| that repetitive piece of background noise | keep-sweet |
| Availabilty - DVD? | bjorn-132 |
| Boring and political | psiloidus |
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Gradually, I've come to appreciate slowness in cinema. I'm getting sort of fed up with action-packedness, video clip-like editing and the fact that if for ten seconds no one speaks on the screen the audience starts chatting, because obviously, there is nothing important going on.
However, I do not think much of this film of Fliegauf Benedek. I appreciated hist last piece (Rengeteg), I liked it's sketch-based structure, the amateur freshness of acting and especially the language, which is farther to the artistic, created language of the Hungarian cinema in the last couple of decades than anything I've seen for a long time. Now, in Dealer all this are present, but they rather work against the movie. The actors are terribly, incredibly bad (consider Barbara or the mathematician girl). If this is conscious than it is simply BAD. The language is terribly artificial - and there is no meaning for this at all. They usually quote that Dealer is slow and beautiful. I think, you have to be a very good director to be able to direct a slow film that works. For me this wasn't slow, but boring. I reckon, I understand why he wanted to make it so slow, but then there has to be something else to keep the movie alive - most favorably actors. Who act. All in all, I think this film is repulsively artificial, pretentious and pretty much forced.