A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
October 10, 2002
Original Title:
Az utolsó blues
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Gambit Production
TVP
Production Countries:
Hungary | Italy | Poland
Ratings / Certifications:
HU: 16
On the surface it is an idyll. He lives a happily married life with Judit, a teacher and their eight-year old son, Dani. His best friend, Zoli is also his business partner and between the two of them they own four flourishing bakeries in Budapest. An enviable setting. But in the background a time bomb is ticking away. For years Andris has been living a passionate and blessed second life. The scene is Poland. Pretending to be making business trips, he has been spending half the year in Cracow, with Bea. She is a beautiful young woman and a church-painter. In this life Andris paints Creation in the chapel near the city. He is sensitive and gifted in what he does. In Pest he is a talented businessman, in Cracow an excellent artist. It is as if there were two people in him. What's more: he is satisfied with both lives. And since he is also an excellent conspirator, until this early morning he has never had to make a choice. But now Bea is pregnant, and would like to marry him...
Assistant Production Manager:
Dariusz Kłodowski
Conductor:
Janusz Butrym
Costume Assistant:
Jolanta Romanowska
Costume Designer:
Marek Braun
Director:
Péter Gárdos
Director of Photography:
László Seregi
Makeup Artist:
Katarzyna Warchoł
Master Lighting Artist:
Jerzy Bęben
Musician:
Adam Kawończyk
Andrzej Czechowski
Leszek Szczerba
Józef Michalik
Sławomir Berny
Mariusz Pędziałek
Jacek Karohoda
Krzysztof Kawula
Adam Niedzielin
Krzysztof Oczkowski
Original Music Composer:
Zbigniew Raj
Producer:
Jan Kidawa-Błoński
Production Manager:
Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska
Tomasz Gaj
Props:
Jakub Błaszczyński
Set Designer:
Balázs Hujber
Piotr Szmitke
Still Photographer:
Andrzej Głuc
Vocals:
Marek Bałata
Małgorzata Markowska
Katarzyna Radwańska
Monika Wołowczyk
Writer:
Péter Gárdos
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