3 Movies Starring Sèndor Csènyi

Kontroll

Kontroll

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2003-11-20

Languages:

Hungarian

Countries:

Hungary

Runtime:

105 min

Rated:

R

IMDB Ratings:

7.7 (18602 Reviews)

Director:

Nimrèd Antal

Fullplot:

Ghost trains and ghostly characters, figuratively speaking of course, are what run through the perpetual night of this underground metro system. Bulcsè's (Sèndor Csènyi) life that once was, on the surface, where the real people go home after work, who go to the movies or a fine restaurant is now replaced by the dark, cold and solitude arena of his new dwellings. He, and his motley crew of ragtag metro ticket Kontrollers must patrol the trains that run these City dwellers back and forth and with daily ritual, check that no one dare come down into their world for a free ride. With indifferent passengers, a possible love interest, a regime set on competition and to top it all a mysterious serial killer at large, Kontroll is a dark and bleak comedy of the world of the ticket inspector, who, in the end must keep this Metro system running. If not, what would be the worst that could happen, if they ever lost control? Dare you ride here for free, too?

Just Sex and Nothing Else

Just Sex and Nothing Else

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2005-12-08

Languages:

Hungarian

Countries:

Hungary

Runtime:

97 min

IMDB Ratings:

6.6 (2146 Reviews)

Director:

Krisztina Goda

Genres:

Comedy

Cast:

Writer:

Rèka Divinyi

Krisztina Goda

Gèbor Heller

Fullplot:

Children of Glory

Children of Glory

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2006-12-06

Languages:

Hungarian, Russian, English

Countries:

Hungary

Runtime:

123 min

IMDB Ratings:

7.1 (3051 Reviews)

Director:

Krisztina Goda

Cast:

Writer:

Joe Eszterhas (screenplay)

èva Gèrdos (screenplay)

Gèza Beremènyi (screenplay)

Rèka Divinyi (screenplay)

Joe Eszterhas (story)

Colin K. Gray (documentary "Freedom's Fury")

Fullplot:

Children of Glory will commemorate Hungary's heroic Revolution of 1956, and takes place in Budapest and at the Melbourne Olympic Games in October and November of that year. While Soviet tanks were destroying Hungary, the Hungarian water polo team was winning over the Soviets in the Olympic pool in Melbourne, in what has been described as the bloodiest water polo match in history.

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