Malmkrog
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6.9Among the guests who come to the mansion of aristocratic landowner Nikolai over Christmas are a politician, a young countess, and a general with his wife. They dine and discuss topics such as progress and morality. As the debate becomes more heated, cultural differences become increasingly apparent.
Released: 2020-07-08201 minDir: Cristi PuiuHistory, Drama
Cast
- Agathe Bosch as Madeleine
- Ugo Broussot as Edouard
- Marina Palii as Olga
- Frédéric Schulz-Richard as Nikolai
- Diana Sakalauskaité as Ingrida
- István Téglás as István
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Key facts
- Film.name
- Malmkrog
- Film.image
- Malmkrog_poster.jpg
- Film.caption
- Film poster
- Film.director
- Cristi Puiu
- Film.producer
- Anca Puiu
- Film.writer
- Cristi Puiu
- Film.starring
- Frédéric Schulz-Richard
- Film.cinematography
- Tudor Vladimir Panduru
- Film.studio
- Bord Cadre FilmsCentre National du CinémaCinnamon Films
- Film.runtime
- 201 minutes
- Film.country
- Romania
- Film.language
- HungarianFrenchRussianGerman
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Key dates
- Published
- 2020
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- film
- Genre
- drama film
- Country of origin
- France
- Original language
- English language
- Director
- Cristi Puiu
- Screenwriter
- Cristi Puiu
- Duration
- +201
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- P5021
- Bechdel test
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Malmkrog is a 2020 internationally co-produced drama film directed by Cristi Puiu.
Set in turn-of-the-20th-century Transylvania, at the snowy hillside manor of a blithe aristocrat named Nikolai (Frédéric Schulz-Richard), the film follows for nearly the entirety of its 200 minutes a series of winding conversations between a group of bourgeois elite—among them a Russian general's wife (Diana Sakalauskaité), a devout young Christian girl (Marina Palii), a Franco-Russian nobleman (Ugo Broussot), and a middle-aged woman (Agathe Bosch) whose pessimistic worldview seems to embody the essence of Solovyov's book.