One factory worker faces dismissal and the loss of his hostel home after being accused of stealing a motor in a black-and-white setting.
Synopsis
One factory worker faces dismissal and the loss of his hostel home after being accused of stealing a motor in a black-and-white setting.
Synopsis
An old factory worker faces a life-altering crisis in a hostel for laborers. After being accused of stealing a motor, he loses his job and must leave the only home he has known. Set against the backdrop of a struggling industrial environment, the film captures the emotional toll of suspicion and the precariousness of workers' lives. Directed by Béla Tarr, "Hotel Magnezit" presents a stark portrayal of trust and survival in a factory town in Hungary.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of suspicion on a factory worker's life.
- Meet Béla Tarr, a significant figure in Hungarian cinema.
- Find out how a hostel serves as a home for factory workers.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Béla Tarr, a notable Hungarian filmmaker.
- It was released in 1980 and has a runtime of 12 minutes.
- The documentary is presented in black and white.
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Who directed Hotel Magnezit?
Hotel Magnezit was directed by Béla Tarr.
What year was Hotel Magnezit released?
Hotel Magnezit was released in 1980.
What is the duration of Hotel Magnezit?
The duration of Hotel Magnezit is 12 minutes.
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