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Dénes OroszScreenplay:
Dénes OroszCinematography:
Ádám FillenzCast:
Sándor Csányi, Kátya Tompos, Béla Mészáros, Adrienn Réti, Eszter Bánfalvi, Borbála Péterffy, Kata Bartsch, Réka Tenki, Andrea Osvárt, Nóra Parti, Sándor Csikós (more)Plots(1)
András and Lilla are a young couple, who have been together for five years. András writes screenplays for television series and Lilla is an assistant lecturer at a university. Finally they move into an apartment together and it seems like everything is going well between them. But there is something wrong. Lilla wants a wedding and a baby, while András… well, he doesn’t really know what he wants. Then one day Lilla announces that she is pregnant. András is overcome by mixed feelings. The next morning András wakes up next to a beautiful woman who is a complete stranger… From this point on he has relationships with a variety of women, all very different from each other – so he is off to a journey exploring all phases and possible relationships between men and women. (Paycom Multimedia)
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The Hungarian filmmakers have turned a ridiculous concept into an 85-minute feature film. If there’s one redeeming quality, it’s that you could run a "Miss Lilla" contest based on the sheer number of women who pop up in this movie. For me, contestant #2 would take the crown. But overall, the lineup of Hungarian women was pretty dull, and honestly, if this film is any indication, I’d steer clear of Hungary when it comes to the opposite sex.
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An interesting film idea, which unfortunately wasn't transformed into an intelligent and functional point. The indecisiveness of the male partner grows into a state where his partner transforms into a multitude of different women and thus András fulfills the dream of many men to have a full harem. Despite the fact that the film story really doesn't have any strong culmination, this Hungarian piece didn't bother me in any way and more or less worked as a one-time experience. Overall impression: 50%.
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