Aura

Hungary • 2014 • 80m •

• Directed by: Zsolt Bernáth. • Starring: Szénási Bálint, Szénási Kristóf, Kapócs Panka, Dubai Péter, Ungvár Ádám. • Music by: Robert Gulya.

Four kids, Tokyo, Pete, Adam and Esther wake up in their stranded car in an abandoned field only to find that the Sun did not rise. What's more, they discover that a strange, 30 foot diameter, almost invisible, bionic "aura" is covering their surroundings. It reacts to their touches, and soon mysterious things start to happen...

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After watching the movie, you think you have seen a very low budget movie of E.T. In fact, most of you have enough money in your wallet to make the same movie. The actors are doing their prime job, acting, so much so that you know they are acting.

Apart from all of this, the foreign film is worth watching just for the attempt at putting their homework assignment of writing a play onto the big screen.

The entire movie, except of a few minutes at the end, is set around their car and figuring out why they are in darkness, even though throughout the entire car scene, there is plenty of light for them to get around, including shadows.

Yet, it is worth watching just for the bravery in producing a movie that could be played on stage at any high school or college. And, with some tweaking, it could even be a very interesting movie.

Review by floyd beck from the Internet Movie Database.

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