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Last Bus Stop

Last Bus Stop

Hosszú utazás, Finland, Hungary, 2007, 52 min, Digi Beta, Politics, Social Issues, Society
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Last Bus Stop is both a tragic and comic film about people living in a divided village marked by strange phenomena on the eastern border of the European Union.As the European Union is building the Schengen-walls, a two-way street turns into a one-way exit only. For those living on the "wrong" side of the new borders even the opening of a new crossing can bring surprising results.
Director:
Zsuzsa Böszörményi, Kai Salminen
Producer:
Zsuzsa Böszörményi
Director of photography:
Balázs Dobóczi
Screenplay:
Zsuzsa Böszörményi, Kai Salminen
Editor:
Beáta Eszlár
Sound:
Attila Wünsch
Music:
Andrej Makarevich
Languages:
Hungarian
Subtitles:
English
BGB Film Ltd. Böszörmenyi ut 3/a
H-1026 Budapest, Hungary
Phone:
+36 209 43 32 50
Fax:
+36 121 26 172
Email:
bgb@axelero.hu
Belgrade Documentary and Short Film Festival 2008
Best documentary 2008 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week
Huesca Film Festival 2008
Rome TekFestival 2008
Tampere Short Film Festival 2008
Wiesbaden GoEast Film Festival 2008
Zagreb ZagrebDox 2008
Amsterdam IDFA 2008
The winner - Erasmus Euromedia Sponsorship Award 2007
The Best Documentary of the year 2007 - by MADE (Association of the Hungarian Documentary Directors), Vienna

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