Twenty Hours
Zoltán Fábri / HU, 1965 / 114 min.
Twenty Hours is a bitter, shocking drama about a reporter who tries to unravel what exactly happened in a Hungarian village in 1956. New 4K restoration.
Why did Anti Balogh shoot his best friend? And why did state security policeman Sándor Varga murder his childhood friend? A reporter arrives in a village to unravel what exactly happened there in 1956. He stops by every home to talk to people and encounters one tragedy after another. He slowly starts to realise how politics destroyed many friendships.
4K restoration (by the National Film Institute Hungary)
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Director
Zoltán Fábri
Production year
1965
Country
HU
Original title
Húsz óra
Length
114 min.
Language
Hungarian
Subtitles
ENG
Format
DCP
Part of
Eye Classics
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