Presszó

1998
1h 44min

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Miklós Benedek, Karina Kecskés, András Stohl, and László Szacsvay in Presszó (1998)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBori, Dóri, and Anna meet regularly at the Espresso cafe and discuss their love affairs. They all become involved with Bori's new boyfriend Gábor. The fixed camera in the cafe observes their... Tout lireBori, Dóri, and Anna meet regularly at the Espresso cafe and discuss their love affairs. They all become involved with Bori's new boyfriend Gábor. The fixed camera in the cafe observes their meetings throughout the year, together with those of sundry other customers, including th... Tout lireBori, Dóri, and Anna meet regularly at the Espresso cafe and discuss their love affairs. They all become involved with Bori's new boyfriend Gábor. The fixed camera in the cafe observes their meetings throughout the year, together with those of sundry other customers, including the "Professor" who is the local godfather.

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8star-30

Finally a good Hungarian movie

There are problems with Hungarian cinema. After the death of the kommunist regime filmmakers don`t know whom could they attack all the time now. Pure comedy already seems to re-burn, but exciting dramas like Presszo are just in a few number. Sas Tamas photographer-director in his first movie uses only one camera-station, and in the other stuffs he trusts his actors and actresses. The whole movie takes place in an espresso (presso in hungarian), that has several funny guests. For example three women love the same man who lets down all the 3. The women want revenge so they turn to the local godfather called The Professor. Excellent characters, a good script and a fresh directing from Hungary.

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I've really enjooyed the film and I think the english subtitles which were made by hungarians could catch the spirit of the film correctly. Anyway I've seen the shop-stop, mallrats, Comic strip films in hungarian movies. Though these are low budget films they made a big line up all over the world. For those who like fun and crazy situations and not only glittering movies should see the presszó. Last geographical question, where does Hungary situate...