Meseautó

2000
1h 33m

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Imre Bajor, András Kern, András Stohl, and Eszter Ónodi in Meseautó (2000)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe successful company present/CEO falls in love with the poor woman employee. He wants the girl to fall for him, so with the involvement of one of his friends they act as if the girl won a ... Tout lireThe successful company present/CEO falls in love with the poor woman employee. He wants the girl to fall for him, so with the involvement of one of his friends they act as if the girl won a brand new car for a month with a driver. The girl slowly but truly falls in love with the ... Tout lireThe successful company present/CEO falls in love with the poor woman employee. He wants the girl to fall for him, so with the involvement of one of his friends they act as if the girl won a brand new car for a month with a driver. The girl slowly but truly falls in love with the CEO in disguise. Before the girl got to know the truth from her love, another employee tel... Tout lire

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Anecdotes
Eszter Simon's debut.

Connexions
Remake of Meseautó (1934)

Bandes originales
Semmi nem számít
Written by Péter Erdélyi and István Csányi
Performed by Escape

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6/10

trendy is the keyword for this easy comedy

Trendy is the keyword for this easy comedy, which is a remake of a classic from 1934. Remakes of popular movies from the 30's and early 40's seem to be trendy nowadays in the Hungarian film industry (see also Hippolyt from 1999). Obviously, the producers wanted to build on the success of the original story and they could easily do so due to the similarities between 30's and 00's in terms of social trends. Meseautó will be probably a solid financial success (a surprising new trend for Hungarian movies) in the trendy cinema multiplexes because after the decade of overwhelming dominance of Hollywood it is now trendy again to go for local productions (at least the showroom was packed when I saw the movie). Otherwise the movie is rather mediocre, except for a few enjoyable gags.