Sándor Mihályfy Trailers
Well of Silence TrailerAbel in America TrailerÁbel a rengetegben Trailer
Most Popular Sándor Mihályfy Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Well of Silence Trailer (2007)
04 October 2007
Csendkút is a historical film drama made for the fiftieth anniversary of the 1956 revolution and freedom struggle and dedicated to the poet Attila Gérecz, the 1956 revolution and freedom struggle commemorating his martyrdom.
The Stationmaster Meets His Match Trailer (1980)
12 November 1980
The story of Bendegúz, the teenage boy who never succeeds in anything and about whom everybody's first though is "I wish you had been hanged when you were born!" drops out of school and becomes a cowboy.
The Palisade Street Kidnapping Trailer (1985)
01 January 1985
The Kondor family lives on the outskirts of Budapest, the father a truck driver abroad. The subtenant wants to act like the head of the family one day, but one of the children thwarts his wedding plans.
Ábel a rengetegben Trailer (1994)
07 September 1994
The film is set in Transylvania in the 1920s, a region that was then part of Romania under the peace treaties following the First World War.
Napos oldal Trailer (1983)
02 January 1983
Benő Karácsony's best-known and most famous novel, The Sunny Side, was written in 1936. Its protagonist is Kázmér Felméri, at first a forced clerk, then a bumbling miller and talented sculptor, who, with his own unique outlook on life, lives his life in the greatest possible inner freedom among the typical characters of his small town in the typical milieu of the time.
Abel in the Country Trailer (1994)
02 May 1994
After the great, lyrical adventure of Harghita, Abel's destiny takes him to the big city of Cluj-Napoca.
Az a hosszú, hosszú út Trailer (1967)
01 January 1967
Martin is faced with a decision at work: either sign an investment project under pressure from his bosses, thereby redeeming his job opportunity in Germany, or confront and jeopardize everything he has achieved so far.
Telefonpapa Trailer (1982)
01 January 1982
Andris, the film's protagonist, may have said his first words into a phone receiver. And for good reason: his father calls to check on his health, his mother calls to give him instructions about his lunch.
