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::: Miklos Jancso :::
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Anyád! A szúnyogok
Date: 07-06-2003
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Plot:
The new adventures of our old acquaintances Kapa, Pepe and his wife, Emese. All kinds of complications are presented. There is a confusion with the bastard. Who grew up at the count. A poisoned crab apple is around. Wait a second! Grandpa has a lot of counterfeit money. It is damn hard to take the inheritance. The dead rise to the sound of music. The shabby fellow is being strangled. The Statue of Liberty is watching the whole happening with wide open eyes, whenever she has eyes.
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Nekem lámpást adott kezembe az Úr Pesten
Date: 07-06-2003
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Plot:
Five different stories are connected by two recurring characters: gravediggers Kapa and Pepe. In one story, the director and screenwriter are characters. Killed by assassins, their ashes are then mixed up by the antic gravediggers. In another, a rich man persuades a poor one not to kill himself, and ends up committing suicide himself, while in a third, characters in a country mansion meditate on Hungarian history, revolution and violence.
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Kelj fel, komám, ne aludjál
Date: 08-06-2003
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Plot:
We’re standing on the Plain; our trousers are flapping in the wind, …Kapa and Pepe…
Pepe, would you ever have guessed that you would be a prisoner of war in your own country?…
Some pick out the soul from the body. But who is there? A member of the German SS drawn from the “Volk”, a Hungarian foot soldier, a Jew with a yellow star, a Russian with a street-organ, and a NATO soldier are riding a bike across the Chain Bridge. Wake up mate, don’t you sleep, Jancsó in a greatcoat, Hernadi in a hat at court and on a hospital bed, the T-34 Russian tank brings Russian oranges and the fallen angels mustn’t be fed!
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Utolsó vacsora az Arabs Szürkénél
Date: 08-06-2003
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Plot:
Last Supper at the Arabian Grey Horse resurrects Kapa and Pepe, the comic gravediggers of two previous Jancsó featuresand sets them on a musical tour of modern Budapest that includes encounters with fascist skinheads, Mafiosi gangsters, and political revolutionaries.
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