Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Vera Pap | ... | Vera Angi (as Pap Veronika) |
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Erzsi Pásztor | ... | Anna Traján |
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Éva Szabó | ... | Mária Muskát |
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Tamás Dunai | ... | István André István |
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László Halász | ... | Sas elvtárs |
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László Horváth | ... | József Neubauer |
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Teréz Bod | ||
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Gabriella Koszta | ||
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Ágnes Dávid | ... | (as Ági Dávid) |
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György Kölgyesi | ||
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Franciska Györy | ||
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Kati Marton | ... | (as Katalin Marton) |
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László Kanalas | ||
Imre Ráday | ... | Hospital director | |
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Flóra Kádár |
Vera Angi works as a nurse in a hospital after WWII in communist Hungary. Because she speaks up about the terrible conditions in which the nurses and doctors have to work, she's placed in a six-month education course.
This movie shows the transformation of a young, brave rebel into a calculating Party apparatchik in Cold War Hungary. For anyone who views Communism as a tragedy, this is an unforgettable human illustration of how that tragedy happens