Photography

Year: 1973

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: Pál Zolnay

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The film follows two itinerant performers traveling through rural villages, one playing a photographer and the other a retouching businessman, as they knock on doors to advertise and provide their photographic services to the local residents. They set up a makeshift studio, snap portraits and sell the finished prints to satisfied locals.

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