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Hungary, 1950s. Istvánka is a sensitive little boy, longing for a role model and friendship, whose father died in the war before he was born. Before school starts, his mother takes him from the countryside to the capital. One day, he meets Lacy Márity, a 21-year-old big boy from Budakeszi, who from then on not only goes to play football with him, but also answers his most secret questions. He becomes his friend. Istvánka then becomes more tolerant of the local children's digs and the often incomprehensible behaviour of the adults. But the 1956 revolution intervenes. Laci Márity takes the lead in the rebellion.
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Hungary, 1950s. Istvánka is a sensitive little boy, longing for a role model and friendship, whose father died in the war before he was born. Before school starts, his mother takes him from the countryside to the capital. One day, he meets Lacy Márity, a 21-year-old big boy from Budakeszi, who from then on not only goes to play football with him, but also answers his most secret questions. He becomes his friend. Istvánka then becomes more tolerant of the local children's digs and the often incomprehensible behaviour of the adults. But the 1956 revolution intervenes. Laci Márity takes the lead in the rebellion.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Mária Zahora
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Norien Film
Cast
Pál Erdőss
Director
Eszter Nagy-Kálózy
Istvánka anyja
György Dörner
Szikszai
Szabolcs Veégh
Istvánka
Zsolt Huszár
Márity László
Zsolt László
Dr. Riskó Tibor
János Bán
Berecz Ede
Sándor Gáspár
Vendel nagybácsi
Frigyes Hollósi
Érczes nagybácsi
Róbert Koltai
Kiss Pista tanár bácsi
Lajos Kovács
Récsey Dezsõ
Tibor Szilágyi
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