The Man from London
(A londoni férfi)
feature, 35mm, 132 minutes, 1:1.66
co-produced with:
France
Germany
PREMIER (HUNGARY): 2007.
Maloin leads a simple life without prospects at the edge of the infinite sea; he barely notices the world around him, has already accepted the slow and inevitable deterioration of life around him and his all but complete loneliness.
When he becomes a witness to a murder, his life takes a sudden turn.
He comes face to face with issues of morality, sin, punishment, the line between innocence and complicity in a crime, and this state of scepsis leads him to the ontological question of the meaning and worth of existence.
The film is about desire, man�s indestructible longing for a life of freedom and happiness, about illusions never to be realised � about things that give all of us energy to continue living, to go to sleep and get up day after day� Maloin�s story is ours � all of those who doubt and are able to question our humdrum existence.
Based on the novel L'homme de Londres by Georges Simenon
Creators
Béla Tarr | Director |
Béla Tarr, László Krasznahorkai | Screenplay |
Fred Kelemen | Director of photography |
Ágnes Hranitzky | Editor |
Mihály Víg | Music |
György Kovács | Sound |
László Rajk | Visual design |
Gábor Téni, Paul Saadoun, Christoph Hahnheiser, Joachim Von Vietinghoff, Miriam Zachar | Producer |
T. T. Filmműhely, 13 Production / FR, Von Vietinghoff Filmproduktion / DE, Cinema Soleil / FR, Black Forest Films / DE | Production company |
Ágnes Hranitzky | Co-author |
Miroslav Krobot, Tilda Swinton, Erika Bók, János Derzsi, Ági Szirtes, István Lénárt | Cast |
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