Mastergame (2023)
A young, revolutionary couple aboard the last train leaving Budapest after the Russian invasion of 1956. Based on a novel by the Austrian writer Stefan Zweig.
Director: Barnabás Tóth
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Károly Hajduk as 'B' |
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Pál Mácsai as Czentovics Sándor |
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Gergely Váradi as István |
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Sára Varga-Járó as Márta |
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Bori Péterfy as Piros |
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Székely B. Miklós as Kibic |
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Gusztáv Dietz as Csempész |
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Mátyás Tóth as Andriska |
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Béla Dóra as Trigorin |
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Géza Bereményi as Pánikoló utas |
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Levente Orbán as Nyurga |
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Bartsch Kata as Anyuka |
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Ági Szirtes as Mama |
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Panna Dominika Biró as Vöröskeresztes ápoló |
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Mariann Hermányi as Pánikoló hölgy utas |
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Tomi Kosynus as Utas |
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László Quitt as Utas |
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Pál Göttinger as Terebessy Úr |
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Hanna Tóth as Utas |
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Csaba Erdõs as Csempész |
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Lujza Emma Tóth as Felszálló lány |
| Directing | Barnabás Tóth | Director |
| Writing | Stefan Zweig | Novel |
| Production | János Szurmai | Producer |
| Production | Judit Romwalter | Associate Producer |
| Production | Barnabás Tóth | Executive Producer |
| Production | Adam Ruzsinszki | Associate Producer |
| Production | Máté Szabó | Producer |
| Production | Margaritovits Milenko | Executive Producer |
| Production | Agnes Fernandes | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Gábor Keresztes | Music |
| Crew | András Szöke | Cinematography |
| Editing | Károly Szalai | Editor |
| Writing | Tibor Fonyódi | Writer |
| Writing | Barnabás Tóth | Writer |
