The Witness
Why this pick
Its deadpan absurdity turns an ordinary man’s ambitions and survival instincts into sharply observed satire, with the same comic warmth beneath institutional frustration.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its deadpan absurdity turns an ordinary man’s ambitions and survival instincts into sharply observed satire, with the same comic warmth beneath institutional frustration.
Why this pick
A bittersweet, visually distinctive Hungarian portrait of youth negotiating compromised adult systems; less farcical, but similarly humane about private dreams meeting public reality.
Why this pick
This increasingly off-kilter village comedy finds tenderness and tension in people bending themselves around authority, echoing the original’s social satire and lived-in community texture.
Why this pick
Its small-town event becomes a precise comic machine of vanity, bungling and collective self-interest—close to the original’s fond yet cutting view of communal aspiration.
Why this pick
A gentle football-centered comedy about a small group trying to hold onto a match amid larger constraints, matching the original’s feeling that sport can sustain an entire world.
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01 / THE STORY
The laundryman only lives for one thing: soccer. His dream is to have his team in the premier league, but for that he needs money and the only way he can do that is by selling some of his players.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Minarik Ede, mosodás
Kerényi úr
Turner Pipi
Cserépkalapos nõ
Ila, a bundás nõ
Vajaskenyeres lány
Minárikné, Aranka

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