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An unusual portrait of writer Péter Nádas. His monologue is accompanied by the associative images of the landscape of his hometown, Gombosszeg.
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An unusual portrait of writer Péter Nádas. His monologue is accompanied by the associative images of the landscape of his hometown, Gombosszeg.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:László Jakab Orsós, Melinda Kalmár, Balázs Simonyi
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Cirko Film
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