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Title: After the Day Before (2004)
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5 wins & 1 nomination.
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Tibor Gáspár | ||
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Borbála Derzsi | ||
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Sándor Czeczô | ||
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Dénes Ujlaky | ... | (as Dénes Ujlaki) |
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Kati Lázár | ||
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Mari Nagy | ||
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Márta Szabó | ||
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Anett Forgács | ||
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József Szarvas | ||
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Éva Almássy Albert | ... | (as Almásy Albert Éva) |
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András Fekete | ||
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Lajos Kovács | ||
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Sándor ifj. Kõmíves | ||
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Iván Dengyel | ||
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Somewhere, in a sparsely populated region, a girl is brutally murdered. The inhabitants are watching with suspicion each other and every stranger who comes here. They drive out anybody who strays even slightly from their unwritten rules. One such person is a 15-year-old girl, who seems to be hated by everyone in this place. Everyone has the idea that they will rid themselves of her, regardless of the cost. Written by Official source
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Country:
HungaryLanguage:
HungarianRelease Date:
16 February 2004 (Hungary) See more »Also Known As:
A doua zi See more »Filming Locations:
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Strange and mixed responses. At no point in this film did I feel dislocated from the plot, even the time-line was within a somewhat tenuous reach but at all times I was certain where and how this story would conclude. I may have had an unfair advantage in reading a novel called 'the Voyeur' by Alain Robbe- Grillet, it won the Prix Des Critiques (the novel not the film). It came as a surprise to see no mention at all of this book in relation to the film, some changes in the story have been made, but certainly not enough to completely liberate it from what was obviously the inspiration. I can only imagine with much remorse at having some knowledge of the story how intriguing a movie this would be for a virgin audience.
I won't spoil the film nor the book by trying to explain the plot, but more to the point just say that this is one hell of an interpretation. Excellent even.