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1995
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe legendary József Pelikán, now a retired dam keeper, is made witness again to the new democracy in the making, the emerging capitalist economy. Pelikán is an immaculate man of good faith,... Alles lesenThe legendary József Pelikán, now a retired dam keeper, is made witness again to the new democracy in the making, the emerging capitalist economy. Pelikán is an immaculate man of good faith, his past is as clean as a laundry, which is why various power groups want to use him for ... Alles lesenThe legendary József Pelikán, now a retired dam keeper, is made witness again to the new democracy in the making, the emerging capitalist economy. Pelikán is an immaculate man of good faith, his past is as clean as a laundry, which is why various power groups want to use him for their own ends. They want to make him mayor of Oroszvár, a small but precious island in th... Alles lesen

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Not as good as the first one, but...

...still worth watching.

The main actor got really old, and it's kinda making the movie more sad than it should be. His character is the same though, a confused little man who is totally clueless about all the political nonsense that surrounding him.

The story is similar to the 1st one, the message is: the new-democracy also has it's vultures, just like communism and socialism.

Politics, money, corruption, faking news for political advantages, etc. This satire shows it all.

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In the film, Pelikán says that he was born in 1928. Well, Pelikán had to be born at least 15 years earlier, because in the first part, which takes place in 1950, Pelikán had 8 children, one of whom (Gizi) had already turned 18. In addition, Pelikán's wife returns, who, according to Pelikán, left her 30 years ago (in 1964) for a Romanian bargeman. Pelikan also mentions the woman's deed in the first part, so she could have left him at least 45 years ago.