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A Londoni férfi (2007)
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Release Date:
1 November 2007 (Greece) morePlot:
One night Maloin, a switchman at a seaside railway station situated by a ferry harbour, witnesses a terrible event... more | add synopsisAwards:
1 nomination moreUser Comments:
Pretentious rubbish more (12 total)Cast
(Credited cast) | Miroslav Krobot | ... | Maloin |
 | Tilda Swinton | ... | Camélia |
| Ági Szirtes | ... | Mrs. Brown |
| János Derzsi | ... | Brown |
| Erika Bók | ... | Henriette |
| Gyula Pauer | ... | Tapster |
| István Lénárt | ... | Morrison |
| Kati Lázár | ... | Butcher's Wife |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Éva Almássy Albert | ||
| László feLugossy | ||
| Philippe Guerrini | ||
| Alfréd Járai | ||
| Mihály Kormos | ||
| Jacques Pilippi | ||
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Also Known As:
Der Mann aus London (Germany)L'homme de Londres (France)
The Man from London (International: English title)
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139 minLanguage:
HungarianColor:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.66 : 1 moreSound Mix:
Dolby DigitalFun Stuff
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The suicide of producer Humbert Balsan on 10 February 2005, prompted director Béla Tarr to shut down production of this film, after disputes with the other producers over a possible change in the film's financing. moreGoofs:
Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): When Maloin and the bartender set up the chessboard and pieces for their daily game, they place the board with a black square in the lower right corner. (The baseball equivalent would be to have the catcher and batter set up at first base instead of home plate!) moreFAQ
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Completely & unbelievably pretentious. Forget beautiful cinematography, it was just long black & white shots & there are only so many times one can play on shadow & light before even the dimmest member of the audience gets the message. Forget the tragedy of the human condition, it's all been done before & in a much better, so much less pretentious way.
As for the switching between English & French...why? Pretentious rubbish. I am both English & French & it annoyed ME!
The symbolism was so heavy-handed it was like being hit with a sledgehammer. So little sublety that at times I was actually convinced it was a spoof!
The director obviously felt that if he made a film boring & pretentious enough, everyone would think it was terribly 'deep' & judging by some the comments on here, he was right!