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Scene from Requiem (1982)
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| Duration: 406 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 89 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x480 | Added: 2017-Sep-17 |
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Edit Frajt
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Alternate Names: Edit Frait
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Edith Frajt, born in Budapest, Hungary, began her acting career in the 1950s. She starred as Netty in 'Requiem' (1982), a film based on the novel by Istvan Orkeny. Before acting, she had been married to a communist activist who was later executed.
About the Movie: Requiem (1982)
Release Year: 1982
Nation: Hungary
Alternative Title: Agit
Director: Zoltán Fábri
Writer: István Örkény, Zoltán Fábri
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In 'Requiem', a young boy visits a doctor's clinic with a red mark on his face. The doctor's wife, instead of her husband, greets him and offers him food. She notices his eating habits resemble those of her previous husband who died in prison years ago. The boy reveals he was the late husband's cellmate for a year and recounts how he died. This triggers flashbacks for the woman, reminding her of her first husband's struggle with sexual repression and their shared past. She then focuses on helping the young boy overcome his own repressions, ignoring calls from her current husband.
Summary
'Requiem' is a Hungarian drama film directed by Zoltán Fábri, set in the early 1950s post-war Hungary. The story revolves around a doctor and his wife, who becomes entwined with a young boy who was previously cellmates with her first husband, a communist felled during political purges. The film explores themes of repression, guilt, and the struggle to find redemption amidst societal turmoil.