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Ferenc Szabó
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Tamás Garbacz
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László Bajkóm
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Gyula Franczia
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Sthul Erno
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Szilágyi Gyula
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Mareks Lapeskis
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Kozó Krisztián
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Nánási Csaba
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Fodor Zsolt
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Mondovics Mihály
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Barta József
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Ferenc Szabó |
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Tamás Garbacz |
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László Bajkóm |
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Gyula Franczia |
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Sthul Erno |
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Szilágyi Gyula |
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Mareks Lapeskis |
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Kozó Krisztián |
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Nánási Csaba |
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Fodor Zsolt |
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Mondovics Mihály |
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Barta József |
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Ferenc Szabó |
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Tamás Garbacz |
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László Bajkóm |
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Gyula Franczia |
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Sthul Erno |
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Szilágyi Gyula |
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Mareks Lapeskis |
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Kozó Krisztián |
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Nánási Csaba |
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Fodor Zsolt |
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Mondovics Mihály |
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Barta József |
There is little dialogue, with Nagy’s camera concentrating on faces – especially that of the expressive Ferenc Szabó as Semetka. The action takes place against a claustrophobic forest landscape and the horrors of war mostly unfold offscreen. An impressive debut in terms of style, the film is also a profound and disturbing portrait of trauma that sets it alongside Elem Klimov’s Come and See and Václav Marhoul’s The Painted Bird.