andrash

Mirage tells the story of an African football player living in a small Hungarian town who commits a crime and has to flee. He finds refuge in a farm in the middle of the Great Hungarian Plain. Soon he realizes that the farm is a modern-time slave camp where he is forced to fight for his freedom and ultimately his life.

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayli...nkole-20140916

Hungarian DVD has 16/9 picture and English subtitles. (Don't expect Blu-ray release...) If having difficulty acquiring it, send me a PM, I'm on the "good trader" list.

flixtime

Thought about starting a new thread but also wanted to acknowledge this prior thread so it'll go here...

Another Hungarian movie that I've been curious to watch is LIZA, A ROKATUNDER (2015) aka LIZA THE FOX-FAIRY...seems to be a mix of Jean-Pierre Jeunet style and East Asian fox spirit folklore.

A Hungarian release came out a couple of months back, and it does seem to be English-friendly (though I am not confirming that 100% since I don't have the actual release)...seems to be three releases Blu-ray, 2-disc DVD, and single DVD.



And I did watch the subject of this thread DELIBAB and found it satisfying enough as a B-movie experience (not fresh enough in mind though to post in a more thoughtful manner about it however)...thanks to DVDTalker andrash for bringing the movie to my attention...I suspect I would not have heard of it otherwise.

Also should note that I don't know if DVDTalker andrash is still active here so no one should take this post as me volunteering his trading services in any way.

andrash

Yes, I'm still active (that is, I'm still trading Hungarian discs to US/UK dvds). LIZA most definitely has English subtitles (including for the Japanese dialogue). Single-DVD release is English subbed too.