Kontroll (2003)

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Written by Jim Adler, Nimród Antal

Directed by Nimród Antal

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2003

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Hungary

Filmed in Colour

This Hungarian black comedy centres on a group of ticket inspectors on the Budapest underground. The system runs on an 'honour' system, with the inspectors, led by Sándor Csányi, meant to check people have tickets. But frankly, they don't care so long as they reach their quota of catches and in addition, there's a hooded killer haunting the system, pushing passengers under trains which is disrupting their work. And there's the bear that's become trapped in the system... Nimród Antal's debut feature veers from the surreal to the comic but is always accessible.

Cast

Sándor CsányiBulcsú
Zoltán MucsiProfessor
Csaba PindrochMuki
Sándor BadárLecsó
Zsolt NagyTibi
Bence MátyásiGyalogkakukk
Gyözö SzabóShadow
Eszter BallaSzofi
László NádasiLaci
Péter SchererChief
Lajos KovácsBéla
Károly HorváthTamás
György CserhalmiBig Boss
János KulkaFeri
László Bicskei KisDoki
Zsolt LászlóK. Kripli
Balázs LázárGonzo
József TóthRóbert
Enikö EszenyiDrunken Woman
Balázs MihályfiGonzó

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