Palm Sunday (1969)
Set during the 1919 Republic of Councils in Hungary, the film follows a pacifist priest advocating for peaceful land reform and his brother, a teacher fighting for the revolution with arms. As political tensions mount in their village, the brothers must navigate the clashing ideals of faith, violence, and social upheaval.
Director: Imre Gyöngyössy
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František Velecký as Simon |
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Benedek Tóth as Urenusz |
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István Sztankay as (voice) |
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Erzsi Hegedüs as |
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Gábor Koncz as |
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József Iványi as |
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Nándor Tomanek as Püspök |
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Sándor Kőmíves as |
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Kornél Gelley as |
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János Makláry as |
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Philippe March as |
| Art | Zoltán Huszárik | Production Design |
| Writing | Péter Bacsó | Script Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Zsuzsa Vicze | Costume Design |
| Production | Géza Kocsonyay | Location Manager |
| Directing | Imre Gyöngyössy | Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Magda Orosz | Makeup Artist |
| Editing | Klára Majoros | Assistant Editor |
| Art | János Réti | Set Decoration |
| Directing | János Ujhelyi | Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Lilla Petrovai | Makeup Artist |
| Directing | László Simon | Second Assistant Director |
| Writing | Imre Gyöngyössy | Writer |
| Camera | Endre Réger | Still Photographer |
| Sound | Bálint Sárosi | Music |
| Production | Ottó Föld | Production Manager |
| Art | László Blahó | Construction Coordinator |
| Lighting | Béla Bolykovszki | Chief Lighting Technician |
| Production | Éva Mészáros | Production Manager |
| Crew | Ferenc Szécsényi | Cinematography |
| Editing | Mihály Morell | Editor |
| Sound | Tibor Rajky | Sound |
| Art | Tamás Vayer | Production Design |
| Camera | Nándor Száz | Camera Operator |
