Cold Days

Year: 1966

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: András Kovács

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Directed by András Kovács, this pivotal 1960s Hungarian film follows four men on trial for their roles in the 1942 Novi Sad massacre of thousands of Jews and Serbs. Each insists they were only following orders. Its importance lies in confronting Hungary’s WWII involvement, a topic then deemed taboo.

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