Wander-Fire

Wander-Fire (2003)

Drama

In November 1956, many people fled to Tito in Yugoslavia and were confronted with socialism, which they called "man-faced". The film's heroes find temporary refuge on a Bunyevac farmer's farm and await their fate there, as well as in nearby Subotica, in a long-simmering family and social environment, under the supervision of local internal security officers. One of them, a participant in the 1942 massacre in Baška, later a carpenter, now posing as a revolutionary, tries to blackmail his host with old memories. A naive young man of faith tries to clear up the gendarme's past, his son, a Stalinist, and his role in the revolution, as does the penitent intellectual.

Director: Karolj Viček

Casts

	Attila Magyar as Targoncás
	Tibor Szloboda as Címeres
	Gábor Nagypál as Rudics Viktor
	Nandor Szilagyi as Tomovity
	János Albert as Rudics Tamás
	Frigyes Kovács as Tumbász Sztipán
	Béla Káló as Rudics Miklós
	Kriszta Szorcsik as Rudics Vali
	Eva Ras as Rudics Xénia
	Irén Bada as
	Zoltán Barácius as
	József Bogdán as
	Márta Budanov as
	Árpád Csernik as
	Hermina G. Erdélyi as
	Ferenc Katkó as
	Tamás K. Kovács as
	Gábor Lalia as
	Attila Mess as
	Pál Molnár Megyeri as
	Mónika Pesitz as
	Pálfi Ervin as
	László Péter as
	Csaba Ralbovszki as
	Jovan Ristovski as
	Tibor Sebestyén as
	Ferenc Szabó as
	Zoltán Szeghmeiszter as
	Attila Szõke as
	Natália Vicei as

Crew