Director:
Attila SzászGuión:
Norbert KöbliCámara:
András NagyMúsica:
Gergely ParádiReparto:
Patricia Kovács, Dorka Gryllus, Laura Döbrösi, János Kulka, Péter Sándor, Károly Hajduk, Katalin Takács, Ferenc Elek, Ernő Fekete, Irén Bordán, Attila Lőte (más)Sinopsis(1)
In January 1914, a horrific murder shook up the city of Budapest. One of the most famous courtesans in town, Elza Mágnás, was strangled and her body was thrown into the icy waters of the Danube. DEMIMONDE chronicles the last four days of Elza, her complex relationship with her housekeeper, her sponsor and her lover, through the eyes of a young and naive maid. Based on a true tale of love, passion, sex, power... and murder. (Montreal World Film Festival)
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Although I am not a fan of the drama genre, this Hungarian female trio intimate play full of intrigue, eroticism, cynicism, superiority and elegance suited me well. The acting by all three female protagonists is impressive, the dialogue is clever, the sets are impressive and the atmosphere is mysterious. The ending is like something out of a theatrical tragedy. Decent stuff, where there was no shortage of sultriness. 80%
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I've been increasingly interested in Hungarian cinema lately, and I have to admit that the intimate historical drama Demimonde definitely has something going for it. The story inspired by the real fate of the famous Budapest courtesan Emília Turcsányi was successfully brought to the screen in a highly captivating manner. The greatest credit for this goes to the excellent acting performances of all three leading ladies and the carefully constructed gloomy atmosphere with a touch of eroticism, escalating into a tragic denouement. I would also like to mention that the words of the song in the closing credits, combined with the beautiful music, made a big impression on me. (85%)
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