György Kovásznai transposes this Jules and Jim-inspired love triangle into his own world, centering it on a circle of young intellectuals who drift through the streets of Budapest and gather in cafés. The film imitates the personal tone of the diaries with the use of painted black and white photo retouching.
Director: György Kovásznai. AKA The Diary
Writer: György Kovásznai.
Stars: László Iván Hajnal, Vera Jakovits.
Cinematographer: Mária Neményi.
Composer: László Végh.
1967 Cannes Film Festival – Nominated for the Palme d’Or for Best Short Film.
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exquisite
Spiritual sibling of Meszaros’ Don’t Cry, Pretty Girls. Eastern European cinema is too broad a description. Western European? Alll of the former Eastern Bloc countries are so different in their vibe, but there’s a certain look about them from post-war to the end of communism. Probably due to the tech available. This director cleverly subverts this with a unique style.