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Katalin Varga (2009)

6.7audience score
58 votes on TMDB
Released July 10, 2009Runtime 1h 21mDirector Peter Strickland

In the beautiful, otherworldly Carpathian Mountains a woman is traveling with a small boy in a horse and cart, looking to punish those who once abused her. For years, Katalin has been keeping a terrible secret. Hitchhiking with two men, she was brutally raped in the woods. Although she has kept silent about what happened, she has not forgotten, and her son Órban serves as a living reminder.

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Cast of Katalin Varga

Hilda Péter

Hilda Péter

Katalin Varga
Norbert Tankó

Norbert Tankó

Orbán Varga
László Mátray

László Mátray

Zsigmond Varga
Roberto Giacomello

Roberto Giacomello

Gergely
Tibor Pálffy

Tibor Pálffy

Antal Borlan
Melinda Kántor

Melinda Kántor

Etelka Borlan
Fatma Mohamed

Fatma Mohamed

Wife
Zsolt Páll

Zsolt Páll

Poultry Man

About Katalin Varga

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Who stars in Katalin Varga?

Katalin Varga stars Hilda Péter, Norbert Tankó, László Mátray, Roberto Giacomello, Tibor Pálffy.

Who directed Katalin Varga?

Katalin Varga was directed by Peter Strickland.

How long is Katalin Varga?

Katalin Varga has a runtime of 1h 21m.

What is Katalin Varga about?

In the beautiful, otherworldly Carpathian Mountains a woman is traveling with a small boy in a horse and cart, looking to punish those who once abused her. For years, Katalin has been keeping a terrible secret. Hitchhiking with two men, she was brutally raped in the woods. Although she has kept silent about what happened, she has not forgotten, and her son Órban serves as a living reminder.