Rododendron · 2020
Rododendron (2020) is a Drama film directed by Levente Kovács, starring György Cserhalmi, Tibor Gáspár, László Görög.
Drama
Overview
Is is June 27, 1989. It is after the reburial of Imre Nagy, the fall of the Iron Curtain, and the opening of the Austrian-Hungarian border. János Kádár was removed from his position as General Secretary barely a month ago. However, the former state security apparatus has long sensed and recognized the approaching end; it begins to dismantle its own network of informants. The protagonist of our short film is a former informant (code name: Rhododendron), who is given a new identity by his case officer as a final gesture, offering him the hope of a new life. But a fatal bureaucratic error brings back memories of the past and forces the agent to make a decision that affects his integrity, his choice of freedom, his future, and changes his life once and for all.
Cast
György Cserhalmi, Tibor Gáspár, László Görög, Mykola Bondarchuk, Rozi Székely
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What is "Rododendron" about?
Is is June 27, 1989. It is after the reburial of Imre Nagy, the fall of the Iron Curtain, and the opening of the Austrian-Hungarian border. János Kádár was removed from his position as General Secretary barely a month ago. However, the former state security apparatus has long sensed and recognized the approaching end; it begins to dismantle its own network of informants. The protagonist of our short film is a former informant (code name: Rhododendron), who is given a new identity by his case officer as a final gesture, offering him the hope of a new life. But a fatal bureaucratic error brings back memories of the past and forces the agent to make a decision that affects his integrity, his choice of freedom, his future, and changes his life once and for all.
When was "Rododendron" released?
Rododendron was released in 2020.
Who stars in "Rododendron"?
The cast includes György Cserhalmi, Tibor Gáspár, László Görög, Mykola Bondarchuk.
