Some of the things encountered in Hukkle are brilliant cinematic conceits, which the director properly builds up to their punchline.
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12/06/06
Hukkle (2002)
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Reviews Counted:31
Fresh:31
Rotten:0
Average Rating:7.7/10
Consensus: Understated, unconventional and observant.
Synopsis: The bucolic, even-paced, daily life of a small Hungarian village is the setting for the experimental film HUKKLE (onomatopoeic for "hiccup" in Hungarian). A series of dialogue-less vignettes,... [More]
Starring: Ferenc Bandi, Józsefné Rácz, Ferencné Virág, József Forkas
Director: György Pálfi
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06/24/06
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04/01/06
Sparkling and thought-provoking, Hukkle is the cinematic equivalent of a puzzle box wrapped up in ethnic enigmas and rural riddles.
07/27/05
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07/16/05
It's a novelty, and an educational one at that. It reminds you of just how dumb your average movie is these days.
04/29/05
The movie is an enriching, lovingly filmed exercise in disorientation, worth seeing more than once if you've got the time, money and patience.
04/28/05
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11/23/04
Unclassifiable and wildly original.
08/13/04
Top CriticSo precisely and hypnotically assembled it could have been directed by a particularly whimsical metronome.
06/18/04
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06/12/04
Gyorgy Palfi shows an incredibly deft hand in creating a fictional story that...you could enjoy as a slice of life in rural Hungary
06/03/04
There are so many odd references tucked into "Hukkle" it becomes a complex puzzle masquerading as a simple tale which may require multiple viewings.
06/01/04
What film is all about, but all too often isn't -- it challenges its audience to look at the world in a different way.
03/26/04
Top CriticPacks more bizarre ideas into its 75 minutes than most films do with two hours.
03/26/04
Daring and unusual.
01/22/04
At once impressive and indulgent, hypnotic and patience-inducing with its languorous rhythms.
12/18/03
Top CriticKind of like Koyaanisqatsi without an agenda.
12/10/03
The picture is so completely detailed and precise in its depiction of pastoral beauty that, if you blink, you might well minimize--or miss--the murder that gradually darkens the story.
12/06/03
Hypnotic, elliptical, often rapturously beautiful, the film is a testament to the much-maligned concept of art cinema, one that depends for its thrills on film's essentials as a visual and sonic medium.
12/05/03
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