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1968 - Reconstruction of a Love
In this groundbreaking documentary, Hungarian Miklós Tóth (75), after half a century, follows the trail of his first love, the Englishwoman Alexandra, whilst recalling their story and discovering details unknown even to him.
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In this groundbreaking documentary, Hungarian Miklós Tóth (75), after half a century, follows the trail of his first love, the Englishwoman Alexandra, whilst recalling their story and discovering details unknown even to him.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama, TV Movie, Romance
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