
Pelikan Blue
What good is freedom if you can't live it?
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4/4/2024Runtime
80 minsOverview
Hungary, 1990s. Travel abroad is finally possible, but unaffordable. By forging international train tickets, three young people get to know the world.

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A hand-drawn journey through post-Cold War Hungary, following three young people who forge train tickets to chase the world they've been denied. It's a tender yet rebellious portrait of youth grasping for autonomy against the boundaries of circumstance and geography.
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Judit Csoma
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Gábor Csőre
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Zoltán Kálmánczhelyi
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Miklós Kapácsy
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Ágoston Kenéz
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Norman Lévai
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Renátó Olasz
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Vivien Rujder
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Kornél Tegyi
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Szabolcs Thuróczy
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Nóra Trokán
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