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"The Notebook:" THIS is filmmaking of a very high caliber. Twin boys live through the horror of WWII,

Posted by tinear on October 15, 2014 at 19:14:27:
abandoned by their parents and dropped off at the farm of their estranged grandmother---- an elderly woman who doesn't want them and loathes her daughter. Her farm borders a large, mysterious camp that is run by the Germans and whose smokestack emits foul-smelling smoke…
Hungarians indeed have a dark streak in filmmaking; this is no exception, but that isn't to say it's depressing, anymore than Shakespearean tragedies are.
Oh, did I mention there is a spectacularly beautiful young woman who provocatively bathes?
This one is worth searching out.