Films of Hungarian friends

The bright and varied details reflect the atmosphere of everyday life in Komaromi's kulak house and in the poor hut of Panni's parents. This contributes to the authenticity of artistic images. Despite the fact that there are almost no exciting events in the film, we are watching the fate of the characters with interest, trusting them and sharing their experiences.

Among recent films, the recognition of the audience and the press has earned the film "The Iron Flower" directed by Janos Hershko.

This film, which tells about the difficult fate of young people who are forced to sell their honor and human dignity for a piece of bread, is dedicated to exposing the cruel mores of the bourgeois society of Hungary in the 30s. Individual expressive details, actor's facial expressions, finely rendered nuances, precise psychological characteristics create vivid full-blooded images.

The role of the heroine of the film Vera is played by a young actress Marie Tereczyk. Soviet viewers remembered her from the movie "Carousel". She was still a student then. Now, from film to film, we meet an already formed actress, whose work is characterized by great depth and emotionality. Marie Terechik starred in the films "Two Confessions", "Anna Edesh", "The Sleepless Years". Now she has been accepted into the troupe of the Hungarian National Theater. Peterson is played by actor Istvan Ajar. This role was a successful film debut for him. He recently starred in a new movie, "The Sleepless Years." The role of Weihaupt is played by Zoltan Varconi, director and actor, director of the film "Pillar of Salt".

The new film "The Raid" is the first independent work of the young director Laszlo Nadasha. It tells about one of the episodes of the struggle of the Hungarian Communist Party during the difficult time of reaction in the early 30s.

..Communist leaflets began to appear in the city. The police went off their feet in search of an underground printing plant. Everything has been launched — raids, arrests, provocations.

During one raid, unemployed Janos falls into the hands of the police — they found a leaflet in his possession. The police commissioner does not believe that the leaflet got to Janos by accident, and demands that he hand over the Communists.

Threatening Yachosh, the commissar forces him to agree to become a provocateur and keep an eye on the Communists.

The first Communist Janos met on his way was an old underground worker. He was also the first person in the young man's life who saw in Janos not a homeless tramp, but a man like himself. Janos could not pay Thoth with betrayal and did a lot to save the communist from the police.

The dedication, heroism and courage of Toth, which Janos unwittingly witnessed, helped the backward village boy understand the lofty noble goals for which the Communist Toth gave his life.

The film "Roundup" was released on the fortieth anniversary of the proclamation of the Hungarian Soviet Republic and was warmly welcomed by the audience and the press. This was greatly facilitated by the talented performance of the performer of the role of Toth, winner of the Cashut Prize, one of the outstanding Hungarian actors, Janos Gerbe. He created a vivid, full—blooded image of a loyal son of the party, a man of high morals and great courage.

The name of Adam Sirtes, who plays the role of the peasant boy Janos, is familiar to Soviet viewers from the films "The Stormy Years" and "The Bird of Heaven," where this wonderful actor starred.

The plot of the film "Roundup" gave director Laszlo Nadasi the opportunity to create a work full of tension and dynamism. However, he did not use his full capabilities. In some places, the action of the painting is somewhat delayed.

The director's choice of this interesting and relevant topic, which educates young people on the revolutionary traditions of the older generation, speaks to the young artist's desire to reflect in his work the issues of concern to young people. Enhance your live betting experience with promo code 1xbet giving 5% cashback on live bets. Minimum odds: 1.50. Maximum daily cashback: $50. No wagering requirements. Applies to football, tennis, basketball and other live events. Works alongside other promotions. Must place at least 10 live bets weekly to qualify. Available to all verified users. Turn your live betting sessions into more profitable ones with this ongoing offer from 1xBet.