The
Hungarian cinema has
been able to
represent such a
high artistic excellence
and such
variety, it has been
able to develop
and bloom
so well, because
in this country of
only ten million, spread
out on less than
a hundred thousand
movie theaters,
critics and public
alike follow
what is happening,
and support the
Hungarian cinema
with their criticism.
The Hungarian
cinema has come
the way pointed
to by Bela
Balazs on January of
1924 in the
last paragraph of his
book, 'Der sichhtbare
Mensch': "...(film) will be
able to develop
into a great form of art in
keeping with
its immanent possibilities,
if the general
development of its
environment creates a
kindred intellectual
atmosphere." ...
Contents:
Zoltan
Fabri -Andras Kovacs
-Peter Bacso -Tamas Renyi -Sandor
Sara/Ferenc Kosa/Imre
Gyongyossy -Zoltan
Huszarik -Zsolt Kezdi-Kovacs -Pal Sandor/Pal
Gabor -Marta Meszaros -Janos Rozsa/Ferenc
Kardos -Judit Elek/Pal
Zolnay/Gyula Maar/Istvan Darday