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Sing

Original title: Mindenki
  • 2016
  • 25m
IMDb RATING
8.0/10
6.1K
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Dorka Gáspárfalvi and Dorottya Hais in Sing (2016)
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'Sing' is a childhood drama with a lot of music, set in 1990s Budapest, Hungary. Inspired by a true story, it follows an award winning school choir and the new girl in class who just might u... Read all'Sing' is a childhood drama with a lot of music, set in 1990s Budapest, Hungary. Inspired by a true story, it follows an award winning school choir and the new girl in class who just might uncover the ugly secret behind their fame.'Sing' is a childhood drama with a lot of music, set in 1990s Budapest, Hungary. Inspired by a true story, it follows an award winning school choir and the new girl in class who just might uncover the ugly secret behind their fame.

  • Director
    • Kristóf Deák
  • Writers
    • Kristóf Deák
    • Bex Harvey
    • Christian Azzola
  • Stars
    • Dorka Gáspárfalvi
    • Dorottya Hais
    • Zsófia Szamosi
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    8.0/10
    6.1K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Kristóf Deák
    • Writers
      • Kristóf Deák
      • Bex Harvey
      • Christian Azzola
    • Stars
      • Dorka Gáspárfalvi
      • Dorottya Hais
      • Zsófia Szamosi
    • 15User reviews
    • 34Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Won 1 Oscar
      • 17 wins & 2 nominations total

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    Dorka Gáspárfalvi
    • Zsófi
    • (as Dóra Gáspárvalvi)
    Dorottya Hais
    • Liza
    Zsófia Szamosi
    • Miss Erika
    Borbála Karádi
    • Mother
    Péter Bregyán
    • Principal
    Mónika Garami
    • Miss Jutka
    Rebeka Valu
    • Presenter
    Panni Dorogi
    • Singing girl
    Jazmin Gürbüz
    • Classmate
    Anna Király
    • Cleaning woman
    Flóra Magyar
    • Classmate
    Lucio Saracco
    • Student
    Virág Katona Tünde
    • Classmate
    Alex Saracco
    • Student
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Kristóf Deák
    • Writers
      • Kristóf Deák
      • Bex Harvey
      • Christian Azzola
    • All cast & crew
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    User reviews15

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    3gacsogergely

    More plot holes than in a piece of emmental cheese

    First the positive: kudos for the actors.

    Now the bad: everything else. We should believe none, not any of the juries, any of the parents, neither the members of the choir noticed any problem. Neither why the teacher don't even try to close the gaps. The connections between the characters are entirely artificial. And we should believe the kids, who segregated themselves so much they have an absolutely strict order where to sit when (even during recess), and despite there is free space they ostracize a student by refusing to sit there - these kids supposedly can cooperate to any noble purpose.

    If we'd go into details the problems would just accumulate. I suggest leave this thing alone.

    And I am a hungarian. Well, not according to the Prime Law - which never had the proper authorization -, which strips everyone not Christian their citizenship, so I assume my opinion doesn't matter there.
    8MrHerculePoirot

    The most effective short movie what I ever seen

    This movie of Deák Kristóf seems to be a simple, cute story what is lacking all of valid content, and I though that too before I watched this movie. But it is not a simple, cute story what is lacking all of valid content, it is just cute and simple. Regardless it's cuteness it has got a critics of most of education system on the world, because most of them doom that - excluding the most extremist cases - every children has got a potential to learn anything they want. And this movie answers that if it is true or not, and that how it effect to the hierarchy between the children, the self-esteem of them and how it effects to the power of the teacher.

    That was the movie what gives back my trust towards the Hungarian movies

    Sorry for my bad English
    Kirpianuscus

    great

    I saw it as former student in not different situation at a moment. I saw it as teacher ( fortunately, History , not Music) . I saw it as former part of school competition. And I was impressed in profound sense about the perfect way to say a deep truth by this short film, powerful, precise and very useful. A game of apparences and the courage of revenge. And magnificent performances. It is Mindeki more than a good film. But the fair testimony about force and honesty of childhood against forms of hypocrisy. So, great, just great.
    7CinemaSerf

    Mindenki

    When young "Zsofi" (Karádi Borbála) arrives at her new school, her one wish is to join it's choir. She befriends it's star singer "Liza" (Hais Dorottya) and goes to a rehearsal. It's after this that she is told by the teacher "Miss Erika" (Szamosi Zsófia) that in future it's best that she just mime along to the songs - she's not yet good enough to actually sing! Disconsolate, her friend soon realise that there is something amiss and after a few days of persistence finally finds out. At the next practise session the young "Liza" notices a little more than she is supposed to and with the competition looming, the choir decide it's time to make their presence felt. The acting from the girls and their teacher is engaging, and I did like the ending - it works really quite well in this charming and enjoyable story of teamwork with just a tiny hint of revenge!
    10ReviewingHistory

    A beautiful look into the voices of children, and the moral compass of a brave and loyal girl.

    Mindenki ("Sing") offers a window into the heart and soul of a friendship and loyalty, of fairness and justice through the eyes of a young Hungarian girl. The film does beautifully with its use of choir and music, thus reinforcing emotions and the gravitas to the symbolism and tension between silence and freedom of speech, a theme that runs implicitly through the film. And still, "Sing" also offers a sweet, reminiscent look into child's play and the power of art and of fairness as primary for children. A beautiful, must-see, and redemptive film, sure to touch any or all who have also felt silenced and who needed a friend at times. A joy and a masterpiece of Hungarian cinema.

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    • Trivia
      The original Hungarian title is "Mindenki", which means "everyone" in English
    • Connections
      Featured in The Oscar Nominated Short Films 2017: Live Action (2017)
    • Soundtracks
      Néked zeng ez a dal
      Written by Orazio Vecchi

      Lyrics by Nádas Kálmán

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    • Release date
      • February 28, 2016 (Hungary)
    • Country of origin
      • Hungary
    • Language
      • Hungarian
    • Also known as
      • Хор
    • Filming locations
      • Budapest, Hungary
    • Production company
      • Meteor-Film
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    • Runtime
      25 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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