Te rongyos élet (1984)
Año de lanzamiento: 1984
Nación: Hungary
Alternative Title: Oh, Bloody Life, Operettielämää, To cholerne zycie
Director: Péter Bacsó
Writer: Péter Bacsó
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Palabras clave: socialism
Historia
In 'Te rongyos élet', set in 1951, Lucy Sziraky, a beautiful and ambitious opera singer, finds her career aspirations crossed when she is expelled from Budapest due to her former husband's noble rank. Struggling to adapt to life in the countryside, Lucy faces challenges such as being far from her true home, losing contact with the theater, and facing hostility from local aristocrats who view her as an outsider. However, Lucy proves herself to be a talented singer and a genuine person. She soon finds acceptance among the relocated residents, winning over the hearts of men like the local party secretary and the district commander.
Resumen
'Te rongyos élet' is a 1984 Hungarian film directed by Péter Bacsó, set against the backdrop of post-World War II Hungary. The movie follows Lucy Sziraky, an opera singer whose career ambitions are thwarted when she is forced to relocate from Budapest due to her former husband's noble status. The film explores themes of displacement, adaptation, and finding one's place in a new environment. Despite its dramatic premise, the story is filled with humor and warmth as Lucy navigates her new life in the countryside.
