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Title: White God (2014)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Zsófia Psotta | ... | Lili | |
| Sándor Zsótér | ... | Dániel | |
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Lili Horvát | ... | Elza (as Lili Horváth) |
| Szabolcs Thuróczy | ... | Old man | |
| Lili Monori | ... | Bev | |
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Gergely Bánki | ... | Dog-catcher |
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Tamás Polgár | ... | Dog-catcher |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Károly Ascher | ... | Péter |
| Erika Bodnár | ... | Neighbour | |
| Body | ... | Hagen | |
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Bence Csepeli | ... | Diamond |
| János Derzsi | ... | Homeless | |
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Ruby Ben Eli | ... | Dog Fight Manager |
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Csaba Faix | ... | TV Presenter |
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Edit Frajt | ... | Policewoman |
A cautionary tale between a superior species and its disgraced inferior - Favoring pedigree dogs, a new regulation puts a severe tax on mixed breeds. Owners dump their dogs and shelters become overcrowded. 13-year-old Lili fights desperately to protect her pet Hagen, but her father eventually sets the dog free on the streets. Written by unknown
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Lili is eleven years old and has a beloved dog – Hagen. Her parents are split up and when her mother has to go for a 3 month jolly with work to Australia – she has to stay with pops. Only he lives in an apartment where mutts are verboten. All cross breeds are seen as inferior to pure breeds in Hungary.
Despite her best efforts Hagen ends up on the mean streets of Budapest and she, in her innocent way, sets out to find him. Now that is the very simple synopsis for what is a film with so much more to offer. This is a cast of thousands – of dogs that is. All of the mixed breed dogs were untrained and rescued from shelters. The performances are stunning. There are scenes of animal butchery and animal cruelty – so if that will offend then this may not be for you.
It is also a parable about how one species dominates another in the belief it is the superior – and we all know that in parables pride leads to a fall.
This is also shot beautifully in a beautiful city with stunning realism and an eye for the impact that such a powerful story can make. Official entry fro the Academy Awards for best foreign language film 2015 and winner of Un Certain Regard prize at the 2014 Canes Film Festival – this is amazing, original, stunning and highly entertaining cinema.