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Hetedik alabárdos 

A humorous career story in which an overlooked actor is unexpectedly asked to go from being the "eternal extra" to becoming the theatre's leading director. From there, he begins to fight not only for his own dreams, but for the company as a whole. Set in today's theatre world, this surreal satire reveals what the protagonist can do with a brand new assignment that is fraught with pitfalls, and what his colleagues think of him.
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A humorous career story in which an overlooked actor is unexpectedly asked to go from being the "eternal extra" to becoming the theatre's leading director. From there, he begins to fight not only for his own dreams, but for the company as a whole. Set in today's theatre world, this surreal satire reveals what the protagonist can do with a brand new assignment that is fraught with pitfalls, and what his colleagues think of him.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Csaba Vékes
Written By:Csaba Vékes
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Studio:Skyfilm

Cast

Director

Csaba Vékes

Director

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Gergely Bánki

Miki

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Zoltán Bezerédi

Igazgató

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Sárközi-Nagy Ilona

Fanni

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Gábor Ónodi

Pali

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Ervin Nagy

Othello

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Tamás Mohai

Majdnem Ádám

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Dénes Ujlaki

Tanár úr

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Tünde Murányi

Gőg Klára

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Gábor Dióssi

TTT

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Mercédesz Kalocsai

Olga

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László Felhöfi Kiss

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