Section: Short Film Competition

Gólyatábor

Student Union

György Mór Kárpáti
Hungary, 2016, 9 Min

Drinking bouts and vulgar behaviour amongst first-year university students on weekend breaks is by no means solely restricted to Hungary and yet the country has witnessed a growing number of female victims of abuse in recent years, with the number of unreported cases presumed to be significant.

Origine Films

Intoxicated young men bellow out vulgar songs on the station platform and in the train, the girls accompanying them would appear to be more than a little tipsy on this, the end of a welcome camp break for students of a respected university law department. Alongside the mêlée one youngster sits alone, staring blankly out of the carriage window; whilst attempting to comfort her, they discover a scar of humiliation on her shoulder, left behind in blue ink. What has happened to her and will the culprits ever be brought to justice? The brusque reactions of the camp-leaders reflect a general indifference. JG

Filmformat
DCP | Farbe / colour
Drehbuch
György Mór Kárpáti
Kamera
Dávid Hartung
Ton
Máté Péterffy
Schnitt
Péter Gábor Duszka
Ausstattung
Juli Szlávik
Darsteller
Katica Nagy, Krisztián Rózsa, Laura Lénárdt, Mátyás Lazók, Norbert Nagy
Produzent
Gábor Osváth, Ágnes Horváth-Szabó, Viktória Petrány
Produktion
Boddah
Co-Produktion
Proton Cinema
Kontakt
Origine Films
Émilie Dubois
15 rue Philibert Roussy
69004 Lyon
France
Tel: +33.1.77.15.01 29
emilie@originefilms.fr
www.originefilms.fr
György Mór Kárpáti

György Mór Kárpáti - born 1984 in Budapest, Hungary. He studied at the Directing School of the University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest and has been selected for several international workshops, including the Berlinale Talent Campus, Sarajevo Talent Campus and Locarno Summer Academy. His short films have been screened at numerous major festivals.

Movies
ÉJFÉL (2009, short)
ERDŐ (2011, short)
NAGYVÁROSI RÉGÉSZET (2011, short, doc)
PARK (2013, short)
PROVINCIA (2014, Cottbus 2014)