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János is present at one of Tamás's concerts in the country. After the concert, he takes Tamás's son home in his car, while the couple worry about their son's whereabouts. Later they meet again. Once they played together and were good friends, but János left the band and they had to find a new pianist. The new pianist, Zsuzsa, also meets János. The two of them go to see the amateur film made of the one-time band.
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János is present at one of Tamás's concerts in the country. After the concert, he takes Tamás's son home in his car, while the couple worry about their son's whereabouts. Later they meet again. Once they played together and were good friends, but János left the band and they had to find a new pianist. The new pianist, Zsuzsa, also meets János. The two of them go to see the amateur film made of the one-time band.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ádám Rozgonyi, Mária Sós
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Budapest Filmstúdió
Cast
Mária Sós
Director
János Másik
Kerekes János
György Dörner
Misner Tamás
Mariann Urbán
Zsuzsa (as Urbán Marianne)
Margit Földessy
Sári, Tamás nõvére
Róbert Koltai
újságíró
Annamária Prepeliczay
Edit, Tamás felesége
Lauri Törhönen
Lauri, a menedzser
Simon Gévai
Henrik
Tibor Gáspár
Zenekari tag
János Vészi
Zenekari tag
Vajda László
Apó
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