Director:
Dénes OroszGuión:
Dénes OroszCámara:
Ádám FillenzReparto:
Sándor Csányi, Kátya Tompos, Béla Mészáros, Adrienn Réti, Eszter Bánfalvi, Borbála Péterffy, Kata Bartsch, Réka Tenki, Andrea Osvárt, Nóra Parti (más)Sinopsis(1)
András es un guionista muy luchador que se despierta una mañana, sin saber cómo al lado de una mujer que no es su novia. Esta intrusa ha llegado a su vida de la forma más extraña posible, y actúa como si nada hubiera pasado. András deberá recordar todo lo que ha pasado hasta ese momento y encontrar a Lilla, su novia, con la que recuerda haber tenido una última bronca debido a una proposición de matrimonio que él no veía del todo bien y al anuncio de un embarazo inesperado. (Paycom Multimedia)
(más)Reseñas (2)
An interesting film idea, which unfortunately wasn't transformed into an intelligent and functional point. The indecisiveness of the male partner grows into a state where his partner transforms into a multitude of different women and thus András fulfills the dream of many men to have a full harem. Despite the fact that the film story really doesn't have any strong culmination, this Hungarian piece didn't bother me in any way and more or less worked as a one-time experience. Overall impression: 50%.
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The Hungarian filmmakers have turned a ridiculous concept into an 85-minute feature film. If there’s one redeeming quality, it’s that you could run a "Miss Lilla" contest based on the sheer number of women who pop up in this movie. For me, contestant #2 would take the crown. But overall, the lineup of Hungarian women was pretty dull, and honestly, if this film is any indication, I’d steer clear of Hungary when it comes to the opposite sex.
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