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Tomorrow I Die
A Hungarian psychological horror film about a pregnant woman convinced she will die on her birthday, which won an award at the Warsaw Film Festival.
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40Th Warsaw International Film FestivalVertigo Média
Nikol CibulyaNiké KurtaGyörgy KárpátiBalázs BertaLili Meyer
- What is the main plot of the movie?
- The movie centers around Irma, a pregnant woman who retreats to a family summerhouse in the woods, convinced she will die on her 34th birthday, echoing her mother's fate.
- What award did the film "Holnap meghalok" win?
- The film "Holnap meghalok" (Tomorrow I Die) won a special award at the 40th Warsaw International Film Festival.
- Who plays the lead role and how did she approach the character?
- Niké Kurta plays the lead role of Irma, and describes her approach to the character by explaining that while they aren't similar, she was able to empathize with Irma's fears and frustrations.
- What kind of horror film is "Holnap meghalok" according to the director?
- The film's director, Nikol Cibulya, explains her interest in horror that focuses on character drama and unspoken conflicts rather than gore.
- What is significant about the film's production and reception in the context of Hungarian cinema?
- Made without direct state funding, "Holnap meghalok" is the feature film debut of Cibulya and is a notable success in the independent Hungarian film scene, following other award-winning Hungarian films in recent years.