Picture to download Prizes: 1999 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week Special Prize Best Actor: Károly Eperjes Prize of Pesti Műsor for expected box-office hit

6:3 (6:3, avagy játszd újra, Tutti) (1998, feature, 35mm, colour, 90 min.) Director: Péter Tímár Screenplay: Péter Tímár Story editor: Andrea Vészits Director of photography: Péter Szatmári Editor: Péter Tímár Music: Péter Péterdi, Tamás Cseh Sound: Tamás Márkus Visual design: András Gyürky Costumes: Zsuzsa Pártényi Production manager: Ferenc Szohár Producer: Gábor Kálomista Production company: Megafilm, RTL Klub Cast: Tamás Cseh, Károly Eperjes, Kriszta Szalai, Ferenc Kállai, László Gálffi, András Kern, György Kary, Mónika Ullmann, Tamás Végvári, Attila Lőte The greatest football match of the century, England versus Hungary, started at 3:15 on November 25, 1953. For months, a whole country had been looking forward to this date and now they had all gathered around their radios. The Golden Team was going to play against the English, who had never been beaten at home… A few minutes before the start, however, a man appears and spoils all the rooting by announcing the goals in advance. He is always right. He calls himself Tutti. No one knows him or where he comes from. He runs from one place to the other, but since he cannot keep his mouth shut, he is always thrown out. Soon he has to flee, for State Security finds out about him. He has two helpers, Helén, the street-cleaner, who takes pity on him and hides him in her trash can and Halmi the bar musician, Helén’s ex-fiancée. And while these three are hiding, the match of the century goes on. But how does he know the goals? And what will happen to him? To them? To us? The film is ninety minutes long, just like the broadcast. Is this enough for Tutti to re-write his story? For that’s what the film is really about.