This is a bizarre love story set in an Hungarian slaughterhouse, and some of the scenes of the actual work are not pleasant but they effectively set the back drop for what is a Lynchian style romance story. It follows Endre (Géza Morcsányi), the manager, a dry, ageing man with a damaged arm who is attracted to Mária (Alexandra Borbély), a new girl who has Aspergers and is the subject of mockery at work. They discover that every night they share the same dream and begin to bond over it. Their love is intense within their dream subconscious (and its not a routine sex dream either and I won't spoil it by revealing it) but they have difficulty in turning this into reality. This is a tender film that attempts to place the love story into a surreal world where ill suited people can bond. There are some shocks along the way especially as Mária has difficulty coping with intimacy in any form. Interesting and at times absorbing although perhaps a little too out there for the mainstream.
An unlikely romance blossoms between an ugly disabled man and a much younger woman who is pretty but has a mental health condition. Lingering shock moments in the slaughterhouse where they work seem irrelevant and a bit East Europeon (Hungarian film so to be expected) which distract from the story line of these two people sharing the same dream. Interesting idea. Interesting film? No, very dull and at times boring. Could have been a 1960/70s Russian film e.g. little attempt made to capture an audience just eat your cabbage and behave citizens!
Rather slow and after a gruesome abbatoir scene (with the clear promise of more) we gave up. Should have tracked down a full review before selecting.