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Directed by György Pálfi, Taxidermia (2006) is a Hungarian arthouse film blending grotesque dark comedy with surreal body horror across three generations of a dysfunctional family. Adapted from the works of Lajos Parti Nagy, the film gained international festival recognition for its provocative imagery and unconventional storytelling. Taxidermia stands as a notable example of boundary-pushing European cinema exploring identity, physicality, and generational decay.

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In Hungary during World War II, Vendel Morosgoványi (Csaba Czene) indulges his outlandish sexual fantasies while stationed at an isolated military outpost. Decades later, his illegitimate child Kálmán Balatony (Gergely Trócsányi) has become a professional speed-eater who dreams of consuming his way to fame and fortune. Instead, he grows old and immobile, cared for by his son Lajoska Balatony (Marc Bischoff), a taxidermist determined to leave behind a great work of art when he dies. Written and directed by perhaps Hungarys greatest working filmmaker, György Pálfis Taxidermia blends body horror, black comedy and astonishing aesthetic beauty to paint a fascinating portrait of Hungary from the 1940s to the twenty-first century.

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Story about three generations of men: pervert that constantly seeks for new kinds of satisfaction, an obese speed eater and a passionate embalmer.

BLU-RAY LIMITED EDITION SPECIAL FEATURES

World Blu-ray premiere

High-definition digital transfer

New interview with director György Pálfi

New audio commentary by writer and film historian Michael Brooke

The Making of Taxidermia (2006)

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