Although once a respected musician in the county, Frici is today struggling to win his daily bread through physical work. This doesn’t stop him from being the soul of the musical gatherings of the village, when invited, and bringing the old days back to life while cursing his faith that had him give up his passion.
„Dusty Suit” has participated and has been awarded with numerous distinctions at the folowing festivals:

• International Film festival Trieste.
• Dakino International Film Festival, Bucuresti.
• Film.doc – Romanian and Hungarian Documentary Film Festival- Grand Prize
• Dialektus International Film Festival 2009, Hungary- Special award
• Hungarian Film Week, Hungary.

Bálint Arthur

Studies at the National Film and Theatre Academy in Budapest, Hungary. With a background experience in docuemntary and fictional film work, he is also founding member and president of Transikon Association in Odorheiu-Secuiesc.
Filmography:

• „Bujdosók” ", artistical short film, 30 min. video, Production: Duna Muhely 2009.
• „Costum prafuit" (Dusty suit, orig. Poros öltöny), documentary, 76 min., Production: Dunatáj Alapítvány 2008.
• „Cinematograf din provincie" (Small-Town Movie, orig: Kisvárosi Mozi), 29 min, documentary, Production: Transikon- Duna Muhely 2007.
• „Sicriu pe gratis" (Coffin for free, orig: Ingyenkoporsó), documentary, 78', Production: Dunatáj Alapítvány 2006.
• „Întorcere silentioasa" (Silent homecoming, orig. Cendes hazatérés), documentary 53 min, Production: Dunatáj Alapítvány 2006.
• "Pâine-Kenyér"- documentary, 70 min., Production: Dunatáj Alapítvány 2005.
• "Gemeni" (Twins, orig.: Ikrek), documentary, 70 min.. Production: Transikon-Dunatáj Alapítvány 2005.
• „Fara îngeri pazitori" (Without Angels, orig.: Orangyalok nélkül), artistical short film, 21 min. video, Production: Duna Muhely 2001.

At Belgrade airport you see the scare in the children's eyes when they arrive. The gypsy families have just been deported out of Germany. There they were only tolerated. From now on they exploit the waste on the landfill, collect paper, scavenge the street, polish shoes or sell on the flea market. The living at the margin of the society in the slums is often unhygienic or even dangerous. School children become victims of right wing violent criminals. They have to work as street musicians, beggars or prostitutes. There is much resignation, and little hope. The fate of Iva and her dream of becoming a hairdresser form the documentary’s framework.

Lidija Mirkovic

Filmography:

• 1991 „Bezkrajna kuka“ (A house at the end of the world) - The gypsies in Germany as asylum seekers, 60 min. (assistant director) Makedonska Televizija (MTV)
• „Phralipe“ - Portrait of the gypsy theatre in Mülheim an der Ruhr, 45 min., (assistant director) Makedonska Televizija (MTV)
• 1992 „Herdelezi“ - The ceremony of the Macedonian gypsies at beginning of the spring, 45 min.
• 1998 „Presuda“ - (Condemns) the living of a gypsy boy in a slum, 45 min.
• 2004 „Mutter ist arbeiten“- The shame of a daughter of her mother's job, 20 min.
• 2005 „Gazellenstr. 18a“- Favelas – Slums in the middle of Europe, encounter with children, grown ups, and elder people at 15 degrees below zero, about 15 min.
• 2006 „Elvis went home“- Social marginalisation, racist violation, poorness and survival policies of a family man's perspective, 17 min.
• 2008 „Ich habe davon geträumt, Friseuse zu werden“- 90 min., Sponsorship of "Filmstiftung Nordrhein-Westfalen" (film foundation North Rhine-Westphalia)