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Director
Eszter Nordin
Production company
Media Mania Films ...
Director of photography
Eszter Nordin
Editor
Mari Miklós
IDF Events
2006 East Silver
Sales
First Hand Films GmbH

Parents with Limits

Parents with Limits, Hungary, 2006, 56 min, Beta, Society

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"Give me a child for 7 years..." Raising a child is never easy - for the protagonist of this moving documentary, it is even more trying: both parents are mentally handicapped and the father is deaf and dumb. In the genetic lottery, their first-born, Laci, ended up a highly intelligent boy, while their daughter was slow to develop. This unique project covering an eight-year period, from the wedding of the Satha couple until their son reaches the age of 7, aims to find the answer to a delicate question: what is more important - the human rights of the handicapped or the rights of their healthy child?

Director:

Eszter Nordin

Director of photography:

Eszter Nordin

Editor:

Mari Miklós

Languages:

Hungarian

Subtitles:

English

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