
The Month of Dreams
History · Drama
Overview
It is 1680 – the time of dreamt snow after the Turkish invasion. In the deserted plains of Bácska a living soul cannot be found in a few-days’ walk. Three former prisoners returning from their Turkish captivity – Long-Legged, Lame and One-Eyed – appear among the crumbling walls of a huge abandoned church without a roof. They are looking for their long lost home. How to revive a disappeared civilization? What is the survivors’ personal duty? Without a roof, a collapse is inevitable. The Old Man – a master of ancient knowledge – and his daughter come and with sharing sowing seeds they try to save the community of dispersion. No spiritual leader, no aims. Driven by rapacity, One-Eyed kills the Old Man, rapes his daughter and while looking for the remaining seeds he kills Long-Legged with a sudden anger. At the end of the film, the survivors need to face with dramatic encounters and special temptations. Their redemption under the leadership of Lame’s young son is the pledge for the future.
Top Cast


Nandor Szilagyi
Nandor Szilagyi
Hórihorgas
Nandor Szilagyi
Hórihorgas


György Barkó
György Barkó
öreg táltos
György Barkó
öreg táltos


Zsolt Dánielfy
Zsolt Dánielfy
Ferenc atya
Zsolt Dánielfy
Ferenc atya


Frigyes Kovács
Frigyes Kovács
Sánta
Frigyes Kovács
Sánta
László Csendes
László Csendes
Mátyás király
László Csendes
Mátyás király
Ákos Búza
Ákos Búza
Becse
Ákos Búza
Becse
Balázs Dévai
Balázs Dévai
Becse (voice)
Balázs Dévai
Becse (voice)


Székely B. Miklós
Székely B. Miklós
Félszemü
Székely B. Miklós
Félszemü
János Mercs
János Mercs
László király
János Mercs
László király
Natália Vicei
Natália Vicei
Sánta felesége
Natália Vicei
Sánta felesége
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