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2019 | B/N | 83:00

In postwar Budapest, Aladár, a lonely 42-year-old man who lost his wife and children in the camps, works as a gynecologist. Klára is a 16-year-old orphan who hasn’t gotten her period yet. When her grandmother takes her to see Dr. Aladár, both find something that they’ve been missing for years.


Country: Hungría
Direction: Toth; Barnabás
Script: Toth; Barnabás, Muhi; Klára
Production: Mécs; Monika, Mesterházy; Ernö
Photography: Marosi; Gábor
Sound: Lukács; Péter Benjámin
Music: Pirisi; László
Cast:Hajduk; Károly, Szőke; Abigél, Nagy; Mari, Simkó; Katalin, Lukács; Andor
Participation year at FICM: 2022

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