The Émigré: Everything Is Different (2008)

Synopsis of The Émigré: Everything Is Different

Istvan Darday and György Szalai co-helm the psychological drama The Émigré: Everything is Different, starring Ferenc Bács. When Hungarian belletrist Sandor Marai (Bács) faces ridicule and ostracization in his native country, he decides to relocate, seeking refuge and solace in the west. As an alternate option, he resettles with his wife in San Diego - a transition that stirs up passion in him for his new country, even as he feels increased love for his spouse and a finds a renewed source of creative inspiration in his adopted surroundings. In time, however, externalized pressures suddenly well up and inner conflicts mount; Sandor must come face to face with an unusual irony: the truth that it may be necessary to suffer through a period of intense loneliness and spiritual isolation to experience the full unbridled transcendence of love. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Director(s):

György Szalai, Istvan Darday

Writer(s):

Istvan Darday, György Szalai

Producer(s):

Jeno Habermann

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