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Szerelem, néptánc, lagzi és egy kis seftelés Erdélyben
Kritika a Magyar menyegző című filmről
Review of the new film: Hungarian Wedding/Magyar Menyegző – After familiarizing us with the plot of the film the reviewer comments: “In long scenes full of movement, rhythm and many people, Kalotaszeg folk dance comes alive – sometimes without any particular dramaturgical function – at other times developing an important turning point in the story. “Hungarian Wedding” makes its point mainly through dance scenes when director Káel Csaba lets the film breathe, here the story line isn’t rushed, rather we see a rhythmic montage develop through the great choreographies which work even when they don’t necessarily move the story along….”Hungarian Wedding” is a film made mostly to please the Hungarian general public – or it can be recommended to Hungarians just getting to know folk culture, especially if they have foreign friends that are interested in seeing how Hungarians have fun.” By Pauló-Varga Ákos – first published Jan. 22, 2026 at magyar.film.hu.