Rose's Songs (2002)

Rose's Songs (2002)
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Hungarian director Andor Szilagyi received a much-coveted Crystal Globe nomination at the Karlovy-Vary Film Festival for directing this period drama. The film unfolds in WWII-era Budapest, Hungary (in the fall of 1944) and follows the plight of a Jewish clan, the Halasz family, as they hide from the Nazis and struggle to evade capture. Throughout this experience, they are joined by an opera singer, Imre Rosza, alleged to have such a beautiful voice that it will deliver from harm anyone in his presence. Szilagyi filters much of the story through the eyes of the family's 14-year-old son, Tomi (David Zum). Franco Castellano and Ildiko Bansagi co-star. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

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Starring:
Rózsa ÉnekeiIldikó Bánsági, (more)
Director(s):
Andor Szilagyi
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Rose's Songs

Hungarian director Andor Szilagyi received a much-coveted Crystal Globe nomination at the Karlovy-Vary Film Festival for directing this period drama. The film unfolds in WWII-era Budapest, Hungary (in the fall of 1944) and follows the plight of a Jewish clan, the Halasz family, as they hide from the Nazis and struggle to evade capture. Throughout this experience, they are joined by an opera singer, Imre Rosza, alleged to have such a beautiful voice that it will deliver from harm anyone in his presence. Szilagyi filters much of the story through the eyes of the family's 14-year-old son, Tomi (David Zum). Franco Castellano and Ildiko Bansagi co-star. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
98 mins

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Director(s):
Andor Szilagyi
Writer(s):
Andor Szilagyi
Producer(s):
Endre Nagy
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Alfred H.

Not exactly about how the Nazi's acted in Hungary. Seems to dismiss Jewish religious practices.

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