Underground Colony
In 1948, when Hungarian industry counts on almost every liter of fuel, the production of Makert, an American oil company in Hungary, is declining by the day. The firm's American owners claim that the oil field is depleted. However, the new government controller, Nerges, discovers that this is sophisticated sabotage by which representatives of American industrial circles want to disrupt socialist construction in the country. With the help of Hungarian state security officers, Nergesz uncovers and neutralizes the saboteurs at the mine and hastens the Hungarian people's decision to nationalize Makert.
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In 1948, when Hungarian industry counts on almost every liter of fuel, the production of Makert, an American oil company in Hungary, is declining by the day. The firm's American owners claim that the oil field is depleted. However, the new government controller, Nerges, discovers that this is sophisticated sabotage by which representatives of American industrial circles want to disrupt socialist construction in the country. With the help of Hungarian state security officers, Nergesz uncovers and neutralizes the saboteurs at the mine and hastens the Hungarian people's decision to nationalize Makert.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Károly Makk, Mihály Szemes
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Mafilm, Magyar Filmgyártó Nemzeti Vállalat
Cast
Zoltán Fábri, Károly Makk, Félix Máriássy, Mihály Szemes, Imre Jeney
Director
József Bihari
Barla, mérnök
Erzsi Orsolya
Barláné
Ferenc Ladányi
Nyerges, a MAKIRT termelési felelõse
Sándor Suka
Környe
Gyula Benkő
Budai örnagy
József Juhász
Öreg munkás
István Palotai
Simics
Lörinc Deák
Államtitkár
Lajos Rajczy
Kristófi, ÁVH vezérezredes
Antal Farkas
ÁVH õrmester
Lajos Mányai
Dalton
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