It is so interesting how often Laszlo refers to Georgianne as a "gypsy." Later in the film in court, a witness mentions how Kishka "love to kill gypsy more than Jew." Georgianne gives Laszlo an odd look. Another prescient indicator of whom is guilty.
shareYes, that part was subtle and brilliant, and it takes a smart mind to notice it.
Usually, when the holocaust and Nazis are mentioned, the assumption is that it is Jews and Jews alone, who are being referred to. But Gypsies suffered horribly as well, and this excellent movie drops a few hints on that subject.
There are 3 uses of the word "Gypsy" by Lazslo, 2 of them at one time at his house, speaking to Georgianne. He says that even Gypsies pick( or is it p*ss) on people like him
Another time was in the courtroom, just before the trial begins. It's difficult to understand what he is saying to Georgianne. "You...me, Gypsy", and they both laugh.
Any idea what the word in between is? She is fixing his collar or shirt at the time.