The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man
Jul 24, 2000 · 1h 14m
Director
Ivan Buharov, Kornél Szilágyi, Vasile Croat, Nyolczas IstvánOverview
The 40 Labor [the manufacturer firm] as a faithful conservative reaches back – his generation only – to the tradition looking like the lost one. To the twentyfold years’ avantgarde, the ones of sixty filmlanguage-his narration revolution, to the seventy ones’ experimentation. And to the postmodern one which recalling was kept always, for which all this fits shakily under the world’s big umbrella, ( everything else – and the contrary of everything – too). Buharov brothers strong and effective pictures are dreamed onto the linen, their work lasts caught if we understand nothing from him. We do not recognise their world’s rules, we feel it though these rules his strength.
Cast of The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man
Crew of The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man
About The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man
What is The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man about?
The 40 Labor [the manufacturer firm] as a faithful conservative reaches back – his generation only – to the tradition looking like the lost one. To the twentyfold years’ avantgarde, the ones of sixty filmlanguage-his narration revolution, to the seventy ones’ experimentation. And to the postmodern one which recalling was kept always, for which all this fits shakily under the world’s big…
When was The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man released?
The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man was released on July 24, 2000.
How long is The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man?
The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man runs 1 hour 14 minutes (74 minutes).
Who directed The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man?
The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man was directed by Ivan Buharov, Kornél Szilágyi and Vasile Croat.
Who is in the cast of The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man?
The cast of The Triumph of the Concern for the Other Man includes Bujdosó Ági (Emi), Gut István (CEC Elnök), József Madaras (Férfi), Márkus Judit (Elena) and Gyula Szabó (Mesélő (Hangja)).