The Werckmeister Harmonies (2000)

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Directed by Bela Tarr, Agnes Hranitzky

Running Time: 140 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 12 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

A bleak and wintry Hungarian village is visited by a distinctly odd travelling circus. With its strange exhibits of medical oddities, and its disruptive and provocative manners, the circus has an increasingly destructive impact on the villagers, resulting in an apocalyptic breakdown of civil society.

Cast

Lars RudolphJános Valuska
Peter FitzGyörgy Eszter
Hanna SchygullaTünde Eszter
János DerzsiMan In The Broad-Cloth Coat
Djoko RosicMan In Western Boots
Tamás WichmannMan In The Sailor-Cap
Ferenc KállaiDirector
Mihály KormosFactotum
Putyi HorváthPorter
Enikö Börcsök
Éva Almássy AlbertAunt Piri
Irén SzajkiMrs. Harrer
Alfréd JáraiLajos Harrer
György BarkóMr. Nadabán
Lajos DobákMr. Volent
András FeketeMr. Árgyelán
Gyuri Dósa Kiss
Józsi Mihályfi
Péter DobaiChief Constable
Géza Balkay
Kati LázárSorter
Péter Tóth
László Fe-LugossyHousepainter
Gyula PauerMr. Hagelmayer
Barna MihókCoachman
Viktor LoisLoader
Béla MáriássMr. Mádai
Matyas DrafiMan In The Fur-Cap
József RopogThe Man Beside Him
Sandor BeseThe Prince
Erika Horineczky
Béla Nagy
Ágnes Kamondy
Péter Magyar
Dóra Kováts
Gábor Werner
Tamás BolbaJános Valuska
Péter HaumannGyörgy Eszter
Marianna MoórTünde Eszter
Attila KaszásThe Prince

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