By Chlotrudis Independent Film Society
Year: 2004
| Hukkle (Hungary; 75 min.) directed by: |
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| Bruce says: “HUKKLE has its own personality. In giving equal time to plants, animals, sounds, architectural details and humans György Pálfi has achieved something remarkable in creating a film that is unlike any I’ve ever seen. The humans are all colorful and eccentric, performing quotidian and sometimes nefarious tasks with equal effort and nonchalance. As we see and hear everything in and around a small Hungarian village we slowly become aware that HUKKLE is an anatomy of a serial killing. It is also a documentation of village culture. Exquisitely filmed, Pálfi misses few details above and below the surface of rural life. “It would be a shame to say too much more about this film other than |
Hukkle