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Bálint Fábián Meets God
In 1918, Fábián Bálint is forced to kill on the Italian front. At home, his sons drown the priest, the lover of their mother, in the river Kraszna, an action that drives her insane. Following his return home, Bálint becomes the liveried coachman of the baron.
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In 1918, Fábián Bálint is forced to kill on the Italian front. At home, his sons drown the priest, the lover of their mother, in the river Kraszna, an action that drives her insane. Following his return home, Bálint becomes the liveried coachman of the baron.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zoltán Fábri
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Dialóg Filmstúdió
Cast
Zoltán Fábri
Director
Gábor Koncz
Fábián Bálint
Venczel Vera
Fábiánné Szabó Anna
István O. Szabó
Fábián idõsebb fia
Juhász Jácint
Lakatos Ignác
Noémi Apor
Ilka - Ughy húga
József Iványi
Adorján József
László Bánhidi
Balla Károly
Mátyás Usztics
Balla Károly unokája
Gyula Benkő
Ughy báró
Gábor Csíkos
Cigány katona / olasz katona
László Kozák
Franci - a kocsmáros
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