Heavenly Shift
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HungarianIsteni müszak
Directed byMárk Bodzsár
Written byMárk Bodzsár
Produced by
- István Bodzsár
- Ágota Varga
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| Hungarian | Isteni müszak |
| Directed by | Márk Bodzsár |
| Written by | Márk Bodzsár |
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| Cinematography | Dániel Reich |
| Edited by | Zoltán Kovács |
| Music by | Gábor Keresztes |
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| Distributed by | A Company Hungary Kft. |
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Running time | 100 minutes |
| Country | Hungary |
| Language | Hungarian |
Heavenly Shift (Hungarian: Isteni műszak) is a 2013 Hungarian dark comedy film by Márk Bodzsár, in his directorial debut.[1]
Milán, a young refugee from the Yugoslav Wars, escapes to Hungary in 1992, leaving his Bosnian bride behind. By chance, he meets Fék and Tamás, two paramedics who are making money on the side by selling identities of the dead people they transport. They recruit Milán, who uses the money to try to bring his fiancée, Tánya, out of the disintegrating Yugoslavia.