Hungarians

Year: 1978

Runtime: 107 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: Zoltán Fábri

Drama

Landless Hungarian peasants go to a farm in northern Germany as migrant workers during World II, bringing their families along. Initially comfortable, they soon see the brutal treatment of POWs and feel the war’s harsh reality. After the harvest they return home, only to be swept into the conflict. The film is part of Fabri’s series on fight against fascism.

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