The Lost Generation

Year: 1968

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: András Kovács

Drama

Engineer Ambrus is suspended after publicly exposing a construction flaw in exported goods. His superior learns the news on a business trip to Paris and meets his old Hungarian friend Lendvay and Lendvay’s French wife in a cellar bar. Their talk changes Benkő’s view, and back home he decides to back Ambrus against general director Ferenczi, despite his wife’s advice.

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