Blockade
Blokád
Synopsis
The fresh president of Hungary find himself in trouble with taxi drivers. The taxi drives are disappointed in the democracy and protesting against the drasticly raising gas prices. The drivers build blockades all over the capital.
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Official Teaser
Type: Teaser • Published 2022-09-08
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ádám Tősér
- Screenplay & Story
- Norbert Köbli
- Original Score
- Márk Moldvai
- Original Title
- Blokád
- Country of Origin
- Hungary
- Spoken Languages
- Hungarian
- Runtime
- 1h 44m
- Production Studios
- Film Positive Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ádám Tősér
Norbert Köbli
Márk Moldvai
András Nagy
Lili Makk
Tamás Lajos
Department Leadership Roster
Lili Makk
Editor
Ádám Tősér
Director
Tamás Lajos
Producer
Norbert Köbli
Writer
András Nagy
Director of Photography
Márk Moldvai
Original Music Composer
Tünde Kemenesi
Costume Design
Tamás Pataki
Production Design
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Frequently Asked Questions About Blockade
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Blockade about?
The fresh president of Hungary find himself in trouble with taxi drivers. The taxi drives are disappointed in the democracy and protesting against the drasticly raising gas prices. The drivers build blockades all over the capital.
Who directed Blockade?
Blockade was directed by Ádám Tősér.
Who stars in Blockade?
The principal cast of Blockade includes Zoltán Seress, Attila Ifj. Vidnyánszky, Tibor Gáspár, László Szacsvay, Ildikó Tóth.
When was Blockade released and how long is it?
Blockade was released in 2022 with a total runtime of 1h 44m.
Who composed the musical score for Blockade?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Blockade was composed by Márk Moldvai.