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Pappa pia 2017

★ 4.916 votes105 min📅 2017-08-15

Gábor Csupó's heartfelt comedy Pappa pia (2017) spins a tale of unlikely heroes in a modern David-and-Goliath struggle along the Danube.

Director: Gábor Csupó

Cast

Tamás Szabó Kimmel
Tamás Szabó Kimmel
Tomit
Feró Nagy
Feró Nagy
Papi
András Stohl
András Stohl
Wizy
Gábor Reviczky
Gábor Reviczky
Csavargó
Bernadett Ostorházi
Bernadett Ostorházi
Mara
Attila Szatmári
Attila Szatmári
Kikiáltó
Béla Pavletits
Béla Pavletits
Rendőr
Imre Haagen
Imre Haagen
Rendőr
Vera Kováts
Vera Kováts
Zita
Dávid Miller
Dávid Miller
Peti

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pappa pia (2017) about?

The film follows Papi, a struggling retiree living on a worn-out boathouse, who faces eviction by a wealthy club owner. With no place to go, he teams up with his clever grandson Tomi and a group of loyal friends to save their home in a daring last stand.

Who directed Pappa pia?

Pappa pia was directed by Gábor Csupó, a filmmaker known for blending humor with touching family dynamics.

Who stars in Pappa pia?

The movie features a charismatic cast led by Tamás Szabó Kimmel, Feró Nagy, András Stohl, Gábor Reviczky, and Bernadett Ostorházi.

Is Pappa pia (2017) worth watching?

As a lighthearted comedy with strong themes of family and perseverance, Pappa pia offers a charming escape. While it hasn't been rated on IMDb, its blend of romance, music, and underdog spirit makes it a solid pick for fans of uplifting stories.

How long is Pappa pia?

Pappa pia runs for 105 minutes, perfect for a cozy movie night filled with laughs and melodies.

About Pappa pia (2017) — A Hungarian underdog comedy with heart, humor, and a splash of music

Gábor Csupó's heartfelt comedy Pappa pia (2017) spins a tale of unlikely heroes in a modern David-and-Goliath struggle along the Danube. Papi, a retired man scraping by in a crumbling boathouse, faces eviction when a flashy nightclub mogul eyes the land for another glittering venue. With time running out, Papi turns to his quick-witted grandson Tomi, who rallies a ragtag team of friends for a spirited battle against the odds.

This Hungarian gem blends romance and music with sharp humor, painting a vivid portrait of family bonds tested by ambition and resilience. Set against a backdrop of shimmering riverside nights and gritty urban edges, Pappa pia delivers feel-good moments wrapped in a story about standing up for what matters—even when the deck seems stacked against you.