The Fake “Isabella”

Year: 1968

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: István Bácskai Lauró

Crime

When teacher Végh Márta arrives at the Buda villa looking for her missing student Vadász Ica, she instead finds the tenant, Mrs. Paár, dead. A police investigation reveals that Paár was murdered for a priceless philatelic treasure—a forged portrait stamp called the “Fake Isabella,” setting off a tense search for both the killer and the valuable stamp.

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