Sunset (2018)
Overview
In 1913, an orphaned young woman arrives in Budapest to take up employment as a milliner at the hat store that belonged to her late parents but becomes mired in a search for a brother she had never known of.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $9,900,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | hu |
| Popularity | 0.7134 |
Directed By
László Nemes
Crew
Mátyás Erdély
László Melis
László Nemes
László Nemes
Ferenc Szále
Ferenc Szále
Mihály Orsolya Éva
Egonné Endrényi
László Rajk
Éva Molnár
László Szalai
Clara Royer
Tünde Méhész
Matthieu Taponier
Tamás Dévényi
Matthieu Taponier
Györgyi Szakács
Gábor Sipos
Gábor Rajna
Viktor Lente
Nicolas Brigaud-Robert
Valéry Guibal
Tamás Zányi
Tamás Székely
Lajos Érsek
François Yon
Judit Stalter
Villõ Turcsány
TOP CAST
Juli Jakab
Írisz Leiter
Vlad Ivanov
Oszkár Brill
Evelin Dobos
Zelma
Susanne Wuest
The Princess
Judit Pecháček
Szeréna
Levente Molnár
Gaspar
Christian Harting
Otto von König
Julia Jakubowska
Countess Rédey
Urs Rechn
Ismael
Björn Freiberg
Man in White
Sándor Zsótér
Doctor Herz
Mihály Kormos
The Caretaker
Marcin Czarnik
Sándor
Zsolt Nagy
Szilágyi
Áron Öze
Jubilee Man
Uwe Lauer
The Colonel
Tom Pilath
The Prince
Mónika Balsai
Mrs. Müller
Székely B. Miklós
White-bearded Coachman
Dorottya Moldován
Lili
Kati Lázár
Old Woman
Eszter Csépai
Milliner 2
Lilla Asztalos
Younger Nurse
Éva Kelényi
Old Maid
Horváth Ákos
Tall Noncomissioned Officer
Mariann Hermányi
Young Lady
Viktória Dányi
Movement Artist
Vivien Ferencz
Movement Artist
Zsófia Temesvári
Movement Artist
Sophia Lauer
Milliner 5
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