Tutajosok

1989
2h 27min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaMail author for translation. A film Solymosi Eszter titkok ovezte vizbefulasa es a tiszaeszlari per nyomdokaba ered. Egy zsido hegyi pasztor, Scharf Jozsef a kozak pogrom elol menekul a Mona... Leggi tuttoMail author for translation. A film Solymosi Eszter titkok ovezte vizbefulasa es a tiszaeszlari per nyomdokaba ered. Egy zsido hegyi pasztor, Scharf Jozsef a kozak pogrom elol menekul a Monarchia teruletere. Ruszin es zsido favagok veszik gondozasba. Hersko David fogadja be a csa... Leggi tuttoMail author for translation. A film Solymosi Eszter titkok ovezte vizbefulasa es a tiszaeszlari per nyomdokaba ered. Egy zsido hegyi pasztor, Scharf Jozsef a kozak pogrom elol menekul a Monarchia teruletere. Ruszin es zsido favagok veszik gondozasba. Hersko David fogadja be a csaladjaba, egyutt ulik a husvetot. Mikor a fausztatok szokasos evi utjukra keszulodnek a Tis... Leggi tutto

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- Judit Elek
Sceneggiatura
- Judit Elek
- Péter Nádas
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6,7/10

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- Judit Elek
Sceneggiatura
- Judit Elek
- Péter Nádas
Star

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For the purposes of the film 14 sheep were spread with flammable substance, and then to the order by Judit Elek were burned alive. 69 scientists from the Jagiellonian University demanded from authorities of forbidding Judit Elek entry to Poland. Scientists wrote among others: "No director knowing his own worth would debase himself for using so primitive and cruel methods".

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7/10

Anti-Semitism in Middle Europe at the turn of the last century

Difficult to find these days, but an award-winner in its time. I first saw MEMORIES OF A RIVER from mid-film on TV & found its court drama absorbing enough to want to see the whole film from the beginning. When I did, I found the first half rather in need of more editing, but it didn't diminish my enjoyment of the second half.

It's not surprising that the one reviewer here from Hungary itself would find the film wanting for balance; I have yet to see a Jewish-life-in-middle-Europe film that pleased the non-Jewish peoples of those areas -- just ask Poles about WW2 & Auschwitz. If the details are biased (or even wrong) the film still convincingly creates a feeling of being tried as an outsider in a small village.