Kelj fel, komám, ne aludjál

A movie which needs a lot of context to be understood. Without knowing the context, it's really just bizarre scenes after each other, which are not understood, but it actually makes sense. I'd say you need to watch it with a fellow hungarian who knows history - to get an explanation. :) A real treasure.

Being of Hungarian origin, I'm always happy whenever a Hungarian film makes it to Montreal, but unfortunately, very few that I've seen have been good.

Kelj fel, komám, ne aludjál, has to be the worst movie I've ever seen. It wasn't informative or entertaining and I still don't know what the plot is. It just seems to be a patchwork of bizarre scenes put together. The only reason I stayed was to hear Hungarian being spoken and to see scenes of Budapest and Hungary.

What is it with today's Hungarian directors? Why can't they make a decent movie with an intelligible plot that's not depressing? Surely this can't be *too* difficult...