Out

2017
1h 28min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaOUT is an odyssey about a 50-year-old family man Agoston wandering through East Europe. After losing his lifelong job in a power plant of a small Slovak village, Agoston takes the shady but ... Leer todoOUT is an odyssey about a 50-year-old family man Agoston wandering through East Europe. After losing his lifelong job in a power plant of a small Slovak village, Agoston takes the shady but alluring opportunity to work as a welder in a shipyard in Latvia. The journey in hopes of ... Leer todoOUT is an odyssey about a 50-year-old family man Agoston wandering through East Europe. After losing his lifelong job in a power plant of a small Slovak village, Agoston takes the shady but alluring opportunity to work as a welder in a shipyard in Latvia. The journey in hopes of a new job in reality turns into an accelerating whirlwind of absurd events of short encoun... Leer todo

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- 1 premio ganado y 7 nominaciones en total

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9viktorija_blazeska

An inspired directorial debut

Fine script, seamless acting, stunning interplay of several languages. The situations in which the protagonist finds himself are bizarre, hilarious, and often completely random, but never tastelessly exaggerated.

The cinematography is truly mesmerising, and the way the symbol of the fish is woven into the film is very clever.

The director confirmed that the lead actor only speaks Hungarian, and had to learn his (many!) lines in other languages phonetically, which is frankly undetectable in the film.

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2Filmovore

A few nice shots - can you call that a film?

So many things wrong with this film... I spent quite a lot of time screaming in the pillow from the disbelief of how dumb it can be. Can't believe it made it to such prestigious programs in festivals, just an evidence for young filmmakers that it's not quality what will pull you through, but the worth of your network's network.