Essay

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DVD Reviews

Sunday Telegraph DVD of the Week
DVD Beaver
DVD Outsider, reviewed by L K Weston
DVD Times, reviewed by Gary Couzens
Little White Lies, reviewed by Adam Woodward
DVD Talk, reviewed by Jamie S Rich
Bright Lights, reviewed by Gordon Thomas
The Arts Desk, reviewed by Jasper Rees
Fantom Film (in Czech), reviewed by Rudolf Schmeer
Sight & Sound International Critics Poll

Film Reviews

New York Times
TV Guide
LA Times

Connections

(i) Ordinary Lives in Extraordinary Times
Márta Mészáros interviewed by Andrew James Horton at Senses of Cinema
(ii) Works by Lászlo Mészáros
(iii) Hungarian Opposition and Resistance to Stalinism in the early 1950s
(iv) Captive Minds and Scapegoats in Stalinist Hungary
(v) Who was Imre Nagy?
(vi) Catherine Portuges’ excellent book, Screen Memories: The Hungarian Cinema of Márta Mészáros

Hungary, 1982
Length / Main Feature: 102 minutes
Length / Special Feature: 25 minutes
Sound: Original stereo (restored)
Black & White
OAR: 1.78:1 16:9
Language: Hungarian
Subtitles: English
PAL DVD9  Region 0
RRP: £12.99
Release Date: 7th September 2009
Second Run DVD 025