Fallow 2025
In *Fallow (2025)*, director Edit Nagyistók crafts a harrowing 15-minute drama that plunges viewers into a world of oppression and resilience.
Director: Edit Nagyistók
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fallow (2025) about?
*Fallow (2025)* follows Gábor, a modern-day slave, as he fights to secure his brother's papers for a proper burial outside the farm. With Veronika's help, he challenges the captors who want to bury the truth along with his brother's remains.
Who directed Fallow?
Edit Nagyistók directs *Fallow (2025)*, bringing a raw, intense vision to this gripping short film.
Who stars in Fallow?
The film stars István Znamenák as Gábor, Gábor Nagypál, Réka Pelsöczy as Veronika, and Zoltán Gyöngyösi.
Is Fallow (2025) worth watching?
While *Fallow (2025)* is unrated on IMDb, its bold storytelling and emotional depth make it a compelling watch for fans of intense dramas. The short runtime packs a punch, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
How long is Fallow?
Fallow (2025) has a runtime of 15 minutes.
About Fallow (2025) — A gripping short film on slavery, loss, and the fight for dignity
In *Fallow (2025)*, director Edit Nagyistók crafts a harrowing 15-minute drama that plunges viewers into a world of oppression and resilience. The story follows Gábor, a modern-day slave living under brutal captivity, who risks everything to honor his late brother by securing the paperwork needed for a proper burial—beyond the confines of the farm. With Veronika, another enslaved soul, by his side, Gábor confronts the dark forces that seek to bury the truth along with his brother's remains. The film's stark atmosphere and unflinching themes of survival and dignity make it a poignant exploration of human endurance in the face of systemic cruelty.
Shot with raw intensity, *Fallow (2025)* blends psychological tension with quiet defiance, anchored by compelling performances from István Znamenák as Gábor and Réka Pelsöczy as Veronika. The short runtime heightens the urgency, leaving audiences to ponder the weight of freedom and the cost of resistance in a world where silence is weaponized.