The Tragedy of Man

Synopsis

The Tragedy of Man, a 2011 film also known as Az ember tragédiája, explores the journey of Adam, a time-traveling protagonist who traverses various historical eras witnessing human nature and civilization's advancements and downfalls. Directed by Ágnes Bertalan, the movie delves into philosophical themes of power, ambition, morality, and existential questions. Through breathtaking visuals and thought-provoking narratives, the film presents a profound reflection on the eternal struggle of mankind against the backdrop of different periods in history. As Adam navigates through time, the audience is taken on a mesmerizing and introspective journey, challenging perceptions and beliefs with each passing era.

Cast

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  Tamás Széles

  Ádám (voice)

• Ágnes Bertalan

  Éva (voice)

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  Mátyás Usztics

  Lucifer (voice)

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  Tibor Szilágyi

  Úr (voice)

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  Piroska Molnár

  A Föld szelleme (voice)

Reviews

The Tragedy of Man has garnered critical acclaim for its ambitious storytelling and visual aesthetics. IMDb rates the film with an impressive 8.0/10, highlighting its strong impact on viewers. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film's unique approach to exploring human nature and history, calling it a thought-provoking masterpiece. Metacritic lauds Ágnes Bertalan's direction, citing the movie as a visually stunning and intellectually stimulating piece of cinema. Critics have lauded the performances, especially by the lead actors, with their portrayal of complex characters across different time periods. The film's narrative depth and philosophical underpinnings have resonated with audiences and film enthusiasts alike, making it a standout in the realm of philosophical cinema.