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The Revolt of Job ()

Jób lázadása (original title)
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An elderly Jewish couple, adopt an unruly non-Jewish child to whom they intend to pass on their wealth and knowledge before Nazi oppression engulfs Hungary.
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Róza, Jób felesége
Ferenc Zenthe ...
Jób
Gábor Fehér ...
Lackó
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Rabbi (as Henry Gregor)
István Verebes ...
Rabbi (voice)
Léticia Cano ...
Ilka
Nóra Görbe ...
Ilka (voice)
Péter Rudolf ...
Jani
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Cirkuszos
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Günther
András Ambrus ...
Ügyvéd
Angelus Iván ...
(as Iván Angelusz)
Péter Blaskó ...
Fiatal szomszéd
Laura Bökönyi
Léda Forgó ...
Lackó játszótársa
Péter Geltz
Antal Hajnisch
Sándor Halmágyi
György ifj. Gonda ...
(as Gonda György)
Flóra Kádár
József Kiss
Titusz Kovács
Sándor Oszter ...
Árvaházigazgató
Gábor Salinger
Éva Szabó ...
Fiatal szomszéd
Kata Varga
László Vitéz
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
József Alattyán
László B. Révész ...
(as László Révész)
András Barna
Kálmán Buri
Csaba Császár
Róbert Deutsch
Dénes Deák
Réka Gyöngyössi
Ernöné Katz
Ármin Mihály
Katalin Mészáros
Tibor Mészáros
Jenöné Oberländer
Gyula Robicsek
Ádám Rozgonyi
Ákos Varga
Margit Vargáné Balázs
Móric Édenburg

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Imre Gyöngyössy
Barna Kabay

Written by

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Imre Gyöngyössy ... (writer)
 
Katalin Gyöngyössy ... (writer)
 
Barna Kabay ... (writer)
 
Katalin Petényi ... (writer)

Music by

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Zoltán Jeney

Cinematography by

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Gábor Szabó

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Mari Miklós ... (as Miklós Marianna)
Katalin Petényi

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Viola Regéczy ... color timer
Máté Ternyik ... assistant colorist: restoration (uncredited)

Production Design by

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Vilmos Nagy

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András Földes
István Takács

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Gábor Csiszár
Sári Füzy
Anna Indig

Makeup Department

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István Szücs ... makeup artist
Attila Ungvári ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Antal Gottmann ... production manager
Ádám Neményi ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Antal Hajnisch ... assistant director
László Bánk ... assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Tibor Égenhoffer ... construction manager

Sound Department

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Gyula Schelb ... sound recordist / sound
András Vámosi ... sound

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Péter Tímár ... special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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László Devecseri ... chief lighting technician
Miklós Gáspár ... still photographer
István Horváth ... camera operator
Árpád Szirmai ... gaffer

Script and Continuity Department

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Hans Kutnewsky ... script editor

Additional Crew

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János Berki ... associate
Gusztáv Binder ... production liaison (as Binder Gusztáv)
József Burgermeister ... associate
György Eperjessy ... associate
Ilona Füsti Molnár ... script
Béla Gajdos ... associate
Szabolcs Gesztesi ... associate
Ferenc Kardos ... technician
Jánosné Koch ... associate
Gyula Kovács ... associate
Gyula Krasnyánszky ... associate
Mária Krisán ... associate (as Krizsán Mária)
Gergely Kátai ... associate
Tamás Lõwy ... advisor
György Mester ... associate
Györgyi Molnár ... associate
Martin Moszkowicz ... production coordinator
Mária Papp ... associate
Géza Paál ... associate
Ferenc Peterdi ... associate
Jánosné Ráth ... associate
Sándor Scheiber ... advisor (as Dr. Sándor Scheiber)
István Schlett ... studio manager
László Sinkó ... associate
Péter Somosi ... production liaison (as Somossy Péter)
György Szabad ... associate
Pál Szigethy ... associate (as Szigeti Pál)
István Vanyó ... associate
Róbert Vranik ... associate
László Zalányi ... associate
György Záhóczky ... associate
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

Hungary, 1943. An elderly Jewish couple, Job and Roza, adopt an unruly non-Jewish child to whom they intend to pass on their wealth and knowledge before Nazi oppression engulfs Hungary. Written by Anonymous

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Also Known As
  • The Revolt of Job (World-wide, English title)
  • The Revolt of Job (United States)
  • The Revolt of Job (United Kingdom)
  • A Revolta de Jó (Brazil)
  • Забастовка (Soviet Union, Russian title)
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  • 105 min
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Trivia The story is based on the life experience of the director as a little boy. See more »
Goofs When the film opens within the first few seconds after the credits have finished there are boys swimming mostly nude in the pool/bath. The boys are jumping in and out and some even do flips in to the fool. A child of about 10 does a flip but he does so just outside the pool edge and nearly if not slightly hits his head on the pool edge. Another boy about 11 appears to step out of character for a second to ask if he is OK. Apparently he is and the boys continue to play and there doesn't seem to be any type of stoppage in the film. This is a very close call which could have been very tragic. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into In memoriam Gyöngyössy Imre (1997). See more »
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