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It’s also possible you are combining two different memories: the phrase “olyan, mint otthon” (which appears in Hungarian song lyrics and idioms) plus a random 1978 recording.
Jan Nowicki (András), Czinkóczi Zsuzsa (Zsuzsi), Anna Karina (Anna), Pécsi Ildikó
Olyan mint otthon (1978): Exploring the Emotional Depths of Márta Mészáros’ Masterpiece on OK.RU olyan mint otthon 1978 ok.ru
Many of these groups have thousands of uploaded videos, often poorly tagged.
If you are looking to explore this film or other gems from the era: It’s also possible you are combining two different
The narrative follows (played by Polish actor Jan Nowicki), a complex and restless academic who returns home to Hungary after spending several years in America. His choice to stay abroad longer than allowed has cost him dearly: His domestic relationships have completely collapsed. He has been dismissed from his university position.
You can find full versions of this film on the OK.RU (Odnoklassniki) platform. It is often listed under its Russian title, . His choice to stay abroad longer than allowed
While the film's narrative might seem simple, its execution earned it significant international recognition. At the prestigious 26th San Sebastián International Film Festival, Márta Mészáros won the award for Best Director, and the film was a nominee for the festival's top prize, the Golden Shell. For a Central European drama in 1978, this was a major achievement that brought the film to the attention of global audiences.
