Clowns on the Wall

Year: 1967

Runtime: 72 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: Pál Sándor

Drama

Based on associative logic, the film follows three teenage boys who seek refuge from a storm in a lakeside villa at Balaton. When the owners appear, only two escape; the third, Kiki, is trapped in the pantry. As he waits, memories, imagined tales, and fleeting images intertwine within his mind.

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