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The Fatal Shot 

Laci and the divorced Klári decide to commit suicide, since neither's parents give them shelter, they have no place to sleep, no decent job and no future. Béla, who lives on stealing cars, joins them. He has a gun. Based on a true story.
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Laci and the divorced Klári decide to commit suicide, since neither's parents give them shelter, they have no place to sleep, no decent job and no future. Béla, who lives on stealing cars, joins them. He has a gun. Based on a true story.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Péter Bacsó
Written By:Péter Bacsó, Péter Zimre
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Mafilm

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Director

Péter Bacsó

Director

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Kati Kovács

Klári

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József Miller

Laci

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Horváth Károly

Béla

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László Szabó

Bandi

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Balázs Kosztolányi

Határőr

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József Pecsenke

Pityu

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Hegedűs Erzsi

Klári anyja

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