Kolorádó Kid 2010
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Synopsis
Kreuzer Béla, a loader fond of horse racing and gambling, in 1959, through fraudulent means, wins a significant prize at the "lovin", spends the evening entertaining with his gallery, but the secret police are already on his trail. His partner, Iskiné, provides information to the detective observing them; Kreuzer is arrested. It turns out in the preliminary investigation: for a political case, for his role during the revolution. In the cell, he has an older man as a companion (Koltai), then a young boy (Katkó) is placed with them. Koltai brutally beats Katkó, who turns out to have translated for the Russians after November 4, 56. Koltai thus earns Kreuzer's trust. Later, Katkó is taken away from the cell, and we look back at the revolution through the conversations of Kreuzer and Koltai. Kreuzer and Iskiné met at Rajk's funeral, an overwhelming sexual attraction developed into love, which overshadowed the revolution that broke out on October 23 for a while. After a surprising event, they go to Corvin and join the armed forces, influenced by the experiences they encounter there.
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Mood and atmosphere
Immerse yourself in a nostalgic journey through a turbulent era, where the thrill of horse racing meets the stark realities of political oppression. With warm colors and a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack, this film resonates deeply with themes of love, rebellion, and the bittersweet nature of memory. As the story unfolds in a small town, the atmosphere is thick with tension, evoking feelings of loneliness mixed with fleeting hope. Experience the poignant exploration of identity and sacrifice, as characters navigate their dreams against the backdrop of a revolution, all while embodying the essence of 1950s Eastern Europe. Ideal for those seeking a cozy yet thought-provoking cinematic experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
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