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| Jan Nowicki | ... | Nagy Imre | |
| György Cserhalmi | ... | Börtönorvos | |
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Marianna Moór | ... | Égetõ Mária |
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Lili Horváth | ... | Nagy Erzsébet (as Horváth Lili) |
| Jan Frycz | ... | Kihallgatótiszt | |
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Pál Mácsai | ... | Vida Ferenc |
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János Kulka | ... | Kállai Gyula |
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Vladimír Hajdu | ... | (as Ady Hajdu) |
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Frigyes Hollósi | ... | Yugoslavian Ambassador |
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Péter Andorai | ... | Münnich Ferenc |
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Imre Csuja | ... | Ferenc Jánosi |
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Adél Kováts | ||
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Zoltán Csankó | ||
| Ewa Telega | ... | (as Eva Telega) | |
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Vanda Turekova | ||
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The life story of Imre Nagy is one of the defining stories of 20th century Hungarian history. He was the first communist leader to become the symbol of a national revolution, who, in addition, withdrew from the Warsaw Treaty and stood up for democracy based on a pluralist party system. Many argue that the role he assumed in the revolution of 1956 and his continued loyalty to the notion of the revolution, which prevailed until his death, did not clearly follow from his communist convictions and his past experiences in Moscow. Written by Calmirio
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Language:
HungarianRelease Date:
21 October 2004 (Hungary) See more »Also Known As:
L'uomo di Budapest See more »Edit
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it is not a film about a man or a event. it is only picture of a state of mind. nothing else. the silhouette of Nagy Imre, the images, music, acting, tension, accounts of details are pieces of this purpose - authentic picture of a society feelings. so, it is impressive work of a great director about a profound Hungary. a Hungary who can be any other country of Europe under Communism. therefore, the message is so realistic. because the testimony is part of a lot of existences. because courage, sufferance, ideals, need of real values are bones of each society. for me, it is reflection about absurd cruelty of a time.homage to forgotten sacrifices. and subtle warning. or, only a letter from a hero out of every definitions.