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Democracy Noir
As Viktor Orbán dismantles Hungary’s democratic institutions, three women—a journalist, a politician, and a nurse—work tirelessly to fight for their country’s soul. A chilling exposé of far-right nationalism and an inspirational beacon of resistance.
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As Viktor Orbán dismantles Hungary’s democratic institutions, three women—a journalist, a politician, and a nurse—work tirelessly to fight for their country’s soul. A chilling exposé of far-right nationalism and an inspirational beacon of resistance.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Connie Field
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Magyar Hangya, Clarity Films, InMaat Productions, Real Lava
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