Dallas Pashamende

General Information

Author/Creator
Pejó, Róbert, director
Language
Hungarian, Romani.
Subtitles
Hungarian
Published
Hungary ; Germany ; Austria : Új Budapest Filmstúdió, 2004.
Physical Description
Digital film (93 mins.)
Digital ver. identifier
HU_OSA_10000827

Contents/Summary

Summary
Radu Dima, a gypsy who has become a teacher, returns to his native village of Dallas after twelve years. The settlement of barracks is located in a valley next to a garbage dump reflecting apocalyptic conditions. No water, electricity, sewer. Sizzling, billowing smoke everywhere. People move like gray, faceless figures on the almost panting, gigantic pile of garbage. They collect paper, metal, glass. Property is an unknown concept here, no one has a private life. Everyone knows everything about everyone, everyone pryes into the other's life. After his father's funeral, Radu wants to get out of here as soon as possible. However, it is inevitable to meet the faces and acquaintances immersed in the old, forgotten times of violence. When Radu gets involved in a "car theft" case, he has to see that his planned departure is shifting. He tries his best to cling to his ideas, but they gradually dissipate. He has to face his own repressed personality as well as the fate of the villagers.

Subjects

Genre
Fiction films

Bibliographic Information

Library Special Collection
Romology Film Collection

Holdings

Item Type Current Location Call Number Status Shelving Location Public Note
Digital filmOSA Film LibraryHU_OSA_10000827.mp4AvailableAccess Copy, MP4 format