Scena da Csajok (1996)
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Nomi alternativi: Udvaros Dorottya
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Biografia completa
Dorottya Udvaros, born Lucy Sziraky in 1951, was an ambitious operetta singer. Her career was disrupted when she had to leave her hometown due to her noble husband's rank. She found it challenging to adapt to rural life, far from her true home and the theater, facing hostility from aristocratic neighbors who viewed her as an outsider. However, she proved herself as a talented singer, finding acceptance among the displaced people, including local officials. Her story is left unfinished...
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Nomi alternativi: Marianna Szalay, Szalai Mariann, Szalai Mariann, Marianna Szalay
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Biografia completa
Mariann Szalay, known for her role as Chacho Rom in the 2002 movie of the same name, was a violinist and actress with roots in the Romani community. She rose to prominence through her portrayal of a fictionalized version of herself, an apothecary-violinist who befriends a Hapsburg prince during the Hungarian War of Independence in 1849.
Sul film: Csajok (1996)
Produzione & Genere
Produttore/i: co-producer (as Erdõss Pál): Pál Erdöss
producer: István Kardos, Kornél Sipos
Società: Dragon Cine, Hétföi Mühely, MTM Kommunikáció
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Parole chiave: woman director
Storia
Csajok (1996) follows three women who grow tired of their husbands' behavior and decide to take matters into their own hands. They choose to divorce simultaneously and set out to enjoy life independently, embracing newfound freedoms.
Riassunto
Directed by Ildikó Szabó, Csajok is a Hungarian comedy-drama that centers around female liberation and self-discovery. Although the sources are brief, they emphasize the women's collective decision to leave their husbands and explore life on their own terms.