Ibrakadabra

On the plus side it was enjoyable, interesting, kinda '"tied me down in my chair'" feeling, because although I''ve heard the name of '"Mágnás Elza'", her story was unfamiliar to me. The actresses were acting fine, I should have started the TV series _Aranyélet_ long before, now Laura Döbrösi has gave me the last boost. I appreciated the effort for making better and better movies in Hungary, but I have to say somenting about the drawbacks. I didn''t feel at sometimes that I actually watching a movie, because it seemed like a theatrical play instead of a movie. Also, the sound editing or sound mixing was truly terrible, most of the time I simply didn''t hear what the characters were saying, like they were whispering all the time.