Radics Béla: a megátkozott gitáros

The documentary style constantly disrupts the narrative flow. The Csernus segments feel forced, and it's unclear why they were necessary. The acting is practically nonexistent, though this is, unfortunately, a common issue in Hungarian films. On the positive side, a fair amount of archival footage was included, which is impressive considering that not much material about Béla has survived. It was also nice to see the recollections of the still-living members, as they provided at least a small personal insight into the story. However, the parts about the restoration of the celluloid film seem completely pointless and don't really fit the movie. One thing is certain: this film didn't bring us any closer to him either.