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Viktor Klem | ... | Tomás |
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Fruzsina Hais | ... | Anna |
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Judit Schell | ... | Marcsa |
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Andrea Ladányi | ... | Auntie |
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Zsolt Anger | ... | Imre |
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Gábor Reviczky | ... | Old Man |
Gabriella Hámori | ... | Emi | |
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András Balogh | ... | Jóska |
Diána Magdolna Kiss | ... | Jutka | |
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Mari Nagy | ... | Aunt Keresztes |
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Ildikó Tóth | ... | Ilus |
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Eszter Kiss | ... | Zolika's Mother |
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Tamás Miklós Hajdu | ... | Twin #1 |
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Kristóf Mucsi | ... | Twin #2 |
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Erik Gyarmati | ... | Lacika |
A post mortem photographer and a little girl confront ghosts in a haunted village after the First World War.
Saw this film at the Science plus Fiction festival of Trieste. I really loved it. The story and pacing are good. The historical setting is very well done and immerse the viewer in the era and location, the supernatural element has a nice crescendo, it reminded me of a good ghost story around a fire that people would narrate to others during a long winter night. The atmosphere is palpable. The two main actors (the young girl and the photograper) were phenomenal. I would suggest to do not miss this one if you like good ghost stories.