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Paths of Light

2005, Hungarian. Directed by Attila Mispál.

Two stories running in parallel: In one, a model is surrounded by men wanting to use and abuse her though, without realizing it, she is protected by a strange tramp guardian angel. In the other, a blind goldsmith struggles to produce his latest commission in the midst of his alcoholism and depression. Both then descend further and further into their own personal hells until they finally re-find peace with themselves and then their stories briefly merge.

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1h 30m
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Hungarian
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Released
6 February 2005
Original title
A fény ösvényei
Country
Hungary
Written by
Emese Babette Solti, Sándor Tar

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Paths of Light (2005) was directed by Attila Mispál and stars Anna Marie Cseh, György Cserhalmi, Attila Soós.

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