Habfürdö
Director: György Kovásznai
Actors: Albert Antalffy, Kati Bontovits, Katalin Dobos
PlotIn a vibrant, post-modern urban setting, the story follows Zsolt, a young man dissatisfied with his mundane job as a hospital accountant. He dreams of a more exciting and meaningful life. Zsolt harbors romantic feelings for Anni, an enigmatic nurse who is passionate and carefree. Anni, on the other hand, is caught up in a chaotic relationship with Laci, a brash musician attempting to make a name for himself in the city. The colorful animation reflects the characters' inner worlds and desires, bringing a unique and whimsical quality to their otherwise ordinary lives.
Zsolt's yearning for change leads him to unexpected adventures as he entangles himself more deeply in the lives of Anni and Laci. The story delves into the complexity of their relationships, as well as their individual quests for authenticity and fulfillment amidst the rapidly changing socio-political landscape of the time. Each character faces their own crossroads, questioning societal norms and personal aspirations. The film masterfully combines musical elements with innovative animation techniques, blending humor and satire while exploring themes of identity, love, and existential longing. Through its artistic narrative style, the plot captures the essence of seeking happiness and purpose in a world where reality often intersects with fantasy.
Writers: György Kovásznai
Release Date: 13 Mar 1981
Runtime: 79 min
Rating: N/A
Country: Hungary
Language: Hungarian
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