Villa Negra

Year: 1963

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: Márton Keleti

Drama

In a rundown cottage on the edge of a developing housing estate, a nostalgic world reappears. Tamburás, an elderly vagrant, gathers wayward youths—Diák, who longs for freedom, a bus driver stripped of his licence after a fatal accident, and others. They lead an unrestrained life filled with nonstop music, petty theft, occasional work and various tricks.

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