The Stationmaster Meets His Match
The story of Bendegúz, the teenage boy who never succeeds in anything and about whom everybody's first though is "I wish you had been hanged when you were born!" drops out of school and becomes a cowboy. He works for the Stationmaster whose cows he has to graze by the railway. Despite his goodwill and kindheartedness he always manages to spoil everything he touches. No matter his wit, he gets into humiliating situations and regularly fights with the Ugly Witch (the Stationmaster's mother-in-law). However his good spirit and cheerfulness never leave him.
L'analisi di Ember
- Ritmo
- Sostenuto
- Intensità
- Lieve
- Complessità
- Accessibile
- Violenza
- Nessuna
Dettagli del film
- Regista
- Sándor Mihályfy
- Data di uscita
- 1980-11-12
- Durata
- 66 min
- Voto
- 7.7 / 10 (33)
Cast
- Imre Olvasztó
- Róbert Koltai
- Teri Horváth
- Péter Haumann
- Piroska Molnár
- János Zách
- László Cuczor
- Ildikó Pécsi
- László Bánhidi
- István Szilágyi
Domande frequenti
- Di cosa parla The Stationmaster Meets His Match?
- The story of Bendegúz, the teenage boy who never succeeds in anything and about whom everybody's first though is "I wish you had been hanged when you were born!" drops out of school and becomes a cowboy. He works for the Stationmaster whose cows he has to graze by the railway. Despite his goodwill and kindheartedness he always manages to spoil everything he touches. No matter his wit, he gets into humiliating situations and regularly fights with the Ugly Witch (the Stationmaster's mother-in-law). However his good spirit and cheerfulness never leave him.
- Com'è guardare The Stationmaster Meets His Match?
- L'analisi di Ember valuta il ritmo di The Stationmaster Meets His Match come sostenuto, la sua intensità come lieve e la narrazione come accessibile.
- The Stationmaster Meets His Match è violento?
- No — l'analisi di Ember non trova violenza in The Stationmaster Meets His Match.
- Quanto dura The Stationmaster Meets His Match?
- The Stationmaster Meets His Match dura 66 minuti.
