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Desperately 

Edit Gyömrői, a young psychoanalyst, is confronted with a particularly difficult patient in the form of Attila József. The poet is in a constant state of low spirits and suffers from severe stomach problems. The analyst, at the dawn of her career, wants to prove that she can cure him, despite József's unpredictable and sometimes alarmingly intrusive nature. However, she does not take into account the poet's deepening romantic feelings.
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Edit Gyömrői, a young psychoanalyst, is confronted with a particularly difficult patient in the form of Attila József. The poet is in a constant state of low spirits and suffers from severe stomach problems. The analyst, at the dawn of her career, wants to prove that she can cure him, despite József's unpredictable and sometimes alarmingly intrusive nature. However, she does not take into account the poet's deepening romantic feelings.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Gábor Rózsa
Written By:Gábor Rózsa
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Runtime:102 minutes
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Gábor Rózsa

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Júlia Michl

Gyömrői Edit

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András Sütö

József Attila

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Luca Márkus

Szántó Judit

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Alex Adányi

Újvári László

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István Mult

Hollós István

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Gergely Kocsis

Dr. Rapaport Sámuel

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Gergő Mikola

Goda Gábor

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Norbert Csernák

Faludy György

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Juli Erdei

Kováts Vilma

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Tamás Mészáros

Cserépfalvi Imre

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Katalin Homonnai

Barátnő

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