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A magician can never reveal the secret of his trick. The greatest Hungarian magician Rezső Gács, Rodolfó, we are trying to show the secret of the greatest magician'stricks and his life in an unusual way. It is as if life itself is the stage itself, and behindthe smile and lightness there is a lot of practice, suffering and difficulty that must beovercome and hidden. Colleagues, the family, we present Rodolfó's life as he explained his tricks with reconstructed and archival footage. I hope so.
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A magician can never reveal the secret of his trick. The greatest Hungarian magician Rezső Gács, Rodolfó, we are trying to show the secret of the greatest magician'stricks and his life in an unusual way. It is as if life itself is the stage itself, and behindthe smile and lightness there is a lot of practice, suffering and difficulty that must beovercome and hidden. Colleagues, the family, we present Rodolfó's life as he explained his tricks with reconstructed and archival footage. I hope so.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Kelle Botond, Zoltán Gergely
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Runtime:49 minutes
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