Bring Her Back: the Psychological Threat and How to Grieve Properly
The external threat invaded the domestic environment at the most valuable moment: grieving.
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Emese, a wealthy old lady returning from Switzerland, invites her seven surviving classmates, all graduates of the 1930s, to a belated 50th reunion at her own expense. All but one of them live abroad, and they gather at the hotel on Margaret Island from all over Europe, where the hour of honesty arrives for all. During their days together, they confront themselves and their sins of the past decades. This is Hédi Váradi's last work for television, and her classmates Hilda Gobbi, Zsuzsa Gordon, Teri Náray, Juci Komlós, Erzsi Pártos and Zsuzsa Bánki all give excellent and long-lasting character performances.
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Emese, a wealthy old lady returning from Switzerland, invites her seven surviving classmates, all graduates of the 1930s, to a belated 50th reunion at her own expense. All but one of them live abroad, and they gather at the hotel on Margaret Island from all over Europe, where the hour of honesty arrives for all. During their days together, they confront themselves and their sins of the past decades. This is Hédi Váradi's last work for television, and her classmates Hilda Gobbi, Zsuzsa Gordon, Teri Náray, Juci Komlós, Erzsi Pártos and Zsuzsa Bánki all give excellent and long-lasting character performances.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Miklós Gyárfás
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Studio:Magyar Televízió Müvelödési Föszerkesztöség (MTV)
Cast
Nemere László
Director
Hédi Váradi
Makrainé Witman Emese
Hédi Temessy
Makrainé Witman Emese (voice)
Hilda Gobbi
Baloghné Kiss Lujza 'Lajos'
Juci Komlós
Keserûné Balla Irén
Zsuzsa Bánki
Bánóné Dancs Sára
Erzsi Pártos
Halasné Pollner Gizi
Zsuzsa Gordon
Mellerné Kálmán Mariann
Teri Náray
Mórocz Jolán
Földi Teri
Annamária
Venczel Vera
Angelika nõvér
György Miklósy
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