“Driveways” Review
"Driveways" is a nuanced portrait of an Asian American family, touching on themes of loss, growth, and belonging.
Mágnás Miska
Rolla, the Count's daughter, meets István Baracs, a railway engineer, at the village fair and they become very fond of each other. Of course, the count's family would never agree to the marriage, they would only let a noble groom into their house. However, the engineer's valet, Miksa, and the Count's butler, Marcsa, really know how to settle affairs of the heart.
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Rolla, the Count's daughter, meets István Baracs, a railway engineer, at the village fair and they become very fond of each other. Of course, the count's family would never agree to the marriage, they would only let a noble groom into their house. However, the engineer's valet, Miksa, and the Count's butler, Marcsa, really know how to settle affairs of the heart.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Isván Békeffi, Elek Kaszó
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Studio:Antenna Hungária ZRT.
Cast
István Verebes
Director
Károly Peller
Miska, lovász
Anna Peller
Marcsa, mosogatólány
Anita Lukács
Rolla grófnő
Zsolt Vadász
Baracs István
László Csere
Alsótrécsei Trécsei Mixi
András Csonka
Felsőrécsei Récsei Pixi
Lehoczky Zsuzsa
Zsorzsi nagymama
András Faragó
Korláth gróf
Zsuzsa Kalocsai
Stefánia
Zsuzsa Ulmann
Mausi grófnő
Ottília Csengeri
Jella grófnő
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