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Peter Gothar (Hungary, 1947) debuted with several TV movies
and then depicted the absurd society of communist Hungary in
Ajandek ez a Nap/ A Priceless Day (1979).
He also directed Megall az Ido/ Time Stands Still (1982), written by Geza Beremenyi and photographed by Lajos Koltai, a nostalgic fresco of teenager life in the 1960s, a sort of Hungarian version of George Lucass American Graffiti, and two Kafka-esque stories written by Peter Esterhazy: the comedy Ido Van (1985) and Tiszta Amerika/ Pure America (1987). Melodrama (1991) A Reszleg/ The Outpost (1995) Haggyallogva Vaszka/ Vaska Easoff (1996) Paszport (2001) -->
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