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On Body and Soul is a hongrois film of genre Drama directed by Ildikó Enyedi with Júlia Nyakó
On Body and Soul (2017)
Testről és lélekről
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Add to a movie listCorps et Âme (Testről és lélekről) est un film dramatique hongrois, écrit et réalisé par Ildikó Enyedi, sorti en 2017.
Le film remporte l'Ours d'or lors du Festival international du film de Berlin, ainsi que le prix FIPRESCI, le prix du jury œcuménique et le prix du jury des lecteurs du Berliner Morgenpost. En France, ce film aura cumulé un total de près de 70 608 spectateurs en salles.
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Mária (Alexandra Borbély), nouvelle responsable du contrôle de qualité d'un abattoir, très rigoureuse et au comportement autistique, et le directeur financier Endre (Géza Morcsányi), au tempérament réservé et dont la main gauche est paralysée, sont chaque nuit dans un rêve partagé, sous forme d'un cerf et d'une biche qui font connaissance dans un paysage enneigé. Ils ne s'en rendent compte que lorsqu'une psychologue de l'entreprise en entend parler par chacun d'eux indépendamment et croit qu'ils se moquent d'elle. Mais ils n'arrivent pas bien à trouver l'un dans l'autre l'amour qu'ils connaissent déjà en tant que cerf et biche.Actors
Júlia Nyakó
(Rózsi)
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