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| John Savage | ... |
J.W. Brady
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| Kelly Reno | ... |
Miki
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Ildikó Bánsági | ... |
Klara
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László Mensáros | ... |
Dr. Josef Dussek
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Ferenc Bács | ... |
Wortmann
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Djoko Rosic | ... |
Csorba
(as Dzsoko Roszics)
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László Horváth | ... |
Moro
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Mátyás Usztics | ... |
Swede
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Zoltán Sárközy | ... |
Strauss
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Sándor Halmágyi | ... |
Borbély
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István Jeney | ... |
Tolmács
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Tibor Kenderesi | ... |
Varju
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Zoltán Vadász | ... |
Sárkány
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János Garai | ... |
Csege
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István Molnár | ... |
Burján
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Brady is an airman shot down during World War II over the Hungarian Plateau who is hidden by the local people. They are ranchers, occupied by the Germans who speak very little English, thus most of the film is communicated by action. Brady and a boy from the village try to go by horseback across country and avoid the German patrols long enough to reach neutral territory. Written by John Vogel <jlvogel@comcast.net>
I heartily disagree with the evaluation of the movie as boring. It was, in my humble opinion, a movie which inadvertently became a wonderful horse story. From the opening scene to the very end, I was entranced with the bonding of the horse and rider. The movie may have been intended to be a war time adventure, but in the eyes of someone who rides and enjoys a solid relationship with her own mount, it was a very moving story. I enjoyed this movie tremendously and have recommended it to many other horse people who have watched it and enjoyed it as much as I did.