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The Butcher, the Whore and the One-Eyed Man

János SZÁSZ|Hungary|2017 |105min |Asian Premiere |18+

Schedule

Code
236
Time
7/14  20:30 - 22:15
Theater
CGV Sopoong 6
Rate
18
Event
Code
430
Time
7/16  19:00 - 20:45
Theater
CGV Bucheon 3
Rate
18
Code
1016
Time
7/22  20:00 - 21:45
Theater
CGV Sopoong 2
Rate
18

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Schedule

Code
236
Time
7/14  20:30 - 22:15
Theater
CGV Sopoong 6
Rate
18
Event
Code
430
Time
7/16  19:00 - 20:45
Theater
CGV Bucheon 3
Rate
18
Code
1016
Time
7/22  20:00 - 21:45
Theater
CGV Sopoong 2
Rate
18

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Program Note

Based on a true story in Budapest, Hungary in 1925. The whore Mária and the one-eyed man  Gusztáv rescued each other by chance when trying to suicide at the same time and place. Both fled to the countryside and lived a new life together. It is a world dominated by the slaughterer Kudelka. He is a greedy man who controls everything there and eventually covets Gusztáv’s wife Mária. Almost everything there is compared to meat. Kudelka mocks Mária as ‘fresh meat’, and Gusztáv calls Kudelka ‘oily bacon’. This is not just a common analogy. The power struggle between the three is a battle to decide ‘who is meat’. The old-fashioned slaughterhouse is an appropriate stage that doubles the tensions between the three. It is evident in the latter half that the slaughterhouse is not just a background, but a confident protagonist. The naked depiction of the slaughter in the film may be an essential option for expressing the terrible exodus of what is pushed away in the past. (KIM So-hee)
 

Credit

Producer
István Bodzsár
Screenplay
János Szász
Cinematographer
Tibor Máthé
Editor
Anna Kornis
Music
Jóhann Jóhannsson
Production Design
Gábor Valcz
Sales
HNFF SALES

Director

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János SZÁSZ

Born in 1958, Budapest, János Szász graduated from the University of Theater and Film Art Budapest as a script-editor and a director. He won Best Director’s Weekly Picture Award at the 2008 Fantasporto for Opium: Diary of Madwoman (2007) and Grand Prix at the 2013 Karlovy Vary Film Festival for The Notebook (2013).