Synopsis:

The film is set in Hungary in the last days of World War II. Seventeen-year-old Joska is trying to return home while Russians and Germans are roaming the county in various directions. He is captured by the Red Army, but soon released. When he is captured again, they leave him in the care of equally young Russian Kolya, whose task is to take care of cows that give milk for the soldiers and wounded.

b/w, 35 mm, 108 min

PROJECTION:

Thursday 17.04.2014 AT 21:00

Wednesday 16.04.2014 AT 19:00

Synopsis:

Filmed in the Hungarian-Russian co-production, the film was originally commissioned to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the October Revolution in Russia when the Bolsheviks won power. Miklós Jancsó sets the story of the film two years later, in 1919, and shows the conflict of Red Bolsheviks and the Whites who supported the Emperor. Hungarian nationalists supported the Bolsheviks, but on the hills overlooking the River Volga where there's constant battle, it seems as though neither side has an ad...

b/w, 35 mm, 90 min

PROJECTION:

Thursday 17.04.2014 AT 19:00

Wednesday 16.04.2014 AT 21:00