1945 Page #3

Synopsis: 12 August 1945, 11 AM. Two mysterious strangers dressed in black appear at the railway station of a Hungarian village. In the shadow of Russian occupation, the people of the village are preparing for the wedding of the son of the clerk, but the bride's former fiance returns from captivity. Within a few hours, everything changes. Secrets, sins, reckoning, love, betrayal, confrontation.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Ferenc Török
Production: Katapult Film
  1 win & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.6
Metacritic:
80
Rotten Tomatoes:
96%
Year:
2017
91 min
$258,392
Website
129 Views


F***ing b*tch!

Is something wrong?

Carry the trunks in.

To the front there.

Hello, ma'am.

Hello, ma'am.

What are you doing here?

Aren't you getting ready?

I've come to see Rzsi.

I'd like a word with her.

What's that

suitcase for?

- Is something wrong?

- I'd like a word with my fianc.

We have to leave

this village.

I want you to

come with me.

Now?

The train leaves at three.

Get going!

I can't go anywhere.

Because of Jancsi?

I asked you:

because of Jancsi?

I'm not going anywhere,

understand?

- Is that your final word?

- Yes! Get out!

- You're leaving?

- Yes.

- Where to?

- Far away.

- And the wedding?

- It's not happening. God bless!

- What happened?

- He left.

Everyone's already at

the church.

I'll die of shame.

Tooo my heeealth...

Brandy.

The whole bottle!

I've got money,

don't worry.

You think

I'm the only

one that's guilty?

You won't

get away with it.

No one will get

away with it.

Not the Town Clerk, not the Priest.

No one's gonna get

away with it.

This...

even you won't get

away with this.

Time to go home now.

- Get up, Bandi.

- Just hold on...

Bandi!

Come on, then!

Let's go!

He's yapping in the pub,

in front of everyone.

Have you lost your mind,

Bandi?

Blabbering to

everybody?

You'll only be f***ing yourself

over if they get hold of this paper!

It has your

signature on it!

And now

haul your ass home.

Sober up,

before you get into

real trouble.

Look, father!

What are those?

Dig.

Where is he?

Where's the kid?

Gone.

Where?

Where?

He left.

That's that.

Because of you.

Aren't you gonna hit me?

Hit me. At least

then you'll touch me,

not just your

whores.

You're sick.

Sick...

You're a murderer.

Disgusting worm.

What are you talking about?

You watched

from there.

You stood at

the window.

Didn't even wait for them to

take him away with the rest.

Your best friend.

You made Kustar sign

the accusation

And lharos was

your witness.

You think I don't know?

Everybody knows.

How would

they know?

You stood there when they

took the others away too.

They'd have taken Pollk anyway.

You didn't know that

when you reported him.

Are you mourning

your lover?

I never had a lover.

You're

the one who's sick.

Yes, it's me.

What are they doing?

I'll tell you later.

Let's not stare.

Good day.

I'm the Town Clerk.

What's the nature of your visit,

if I may ask?

We've come for a burial.

Just a burial?

Just a burial. .

Who are you

burying?

What's left

of our dead.

As the village magistrate, let me

express my deepest sympathies.

Thank you.

I personally guarantee

that we will forever

preserve

the memory of the victims.

Step aside, folks.

Let them pass.

We'll take you to

the station.

We'll walk.

And the trunks?

Mother!

What are you staring at?

Take him down. She shouldn't have to.

Come! Kustar's dead.

Fire! People! There's a fire!

There's a fire!

Come help!

The drugstore's burning!

Stay!

The drugstore's

burning!

What are you staring at?

I said, there's a fire!

What have you done?

- Put it out!

- This?

Put it out!

Get a bucket!

Bring buckets!

Put it out!

Hurry "P!

Hurry up, Styopa!

Faster!

New passengers,

tickets please...

New passengers.

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