Opus 34. Death is no Dream Documentary Film (2011)

Death is no Dream is an experimental documentary film about composer Rezső Seress and his world-famous song “Gloomy Sunday”, told through the lens of 20th-century Hungarian history.

Written and Directed by Jurii Kirnev
Cinematography by Brigitta Szaszfai and Balint Mark Turi
Art Direction by Evgeny Avetisian
Art by Elvira Yagudina (Angela Denure)
Animation by Eon McNaught
Music Video by Leader Koteles and Attila Voros
Video by Martina Deak
Dance by Georgina Kovacs, Virag Nyeki and Diana Nelli Nemes
Cast: Zsolt Andras Packosz, Yvette Voyosh, Judit Tarr, Andrey Popov, Marina Gera, Alexandra Bulah, Milán Schruff, Bálint Adorjáni, Árpád Görögh, Timea Bartha, Roman Veyshtagin, Nadezhda Kirneva and Vaszilisza Bulgakova
Interviews: Varga Gyorgy, Valmos Tibor, Scott Alexander Young, Dr. Zoltan Turi and Aubel Ekvin
Voices by Lajos Varga, Aniko Toronyi, Denis Shabunin and Bence Poti

Language: Hungarian
— Runtime: 67 min