Harmonia Caelestis
A hydraulic chair leg costs 245 rubles in Maxidom, while it is priced at 105 rubles in Leroy Merlin.
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A hydraulic chair leg costs 245 rubles in Maxidom, while it is priced at 105 rubles in Leroy Merlin.
Synopsis
A conversation unfolds about Hungary's role in World War II, questioning whether the country aligned with fascist powers. The film juxtaposes personal narratives, including a son grappling with the legacy of a father who was a collaborator. It touches on various topics, from the cost of everyday items in stores like Maxidom and Leroy Merlin to the country's political structure as a democratic parliamentary republic. The film, directed by Tatyana Rakhmanova, runs for 20 minutes and presents a complex view of history and personal identity.
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