Géza Böszörményi

Faludy György, költő

Lívia Gyarmathy, Géza Böszörményi

Documentary about the poet György Faludy.

Recsk 1950-1953, egy titkos kényszermunkatábor története

Lívia Gyarmathy, Géza Böszörményi

This European Film Award winner documentary tells the story of Recsk, Hungary's most notorious political prison camp, which operated between 1950 and 1953. During the early 1950's the very existence of this camp for political prisoners at Recsk was one of the Hungarian communist regime's deepest secrets. Hundreds of people were taken there without ever actually being sentenced by any court, and had to suffer through the brutal treatment handed down by their sadistic captors. This documentary tells the story of Recsk from both the captors' and the prisoners' point of view, capturing the atmosphere of paranoia, humiliation and degradation that prevailed throughout the Stalinist gulag system.

Az utolsó tánctanár

Géza Böszörményi

Ferenc Bencze, István Molnár

Autó

Géza Böszörményi

Eva Ras, Juhász Jácint

This sour satire records how narrow-minded, perishable and prejudiced human relations are. Lili, an open, good-hearted, but clumsy girl gets a rusty Renault Gordini from her uncle living in France. She wants to learn driving, but makes horrible and perilous mistakes behind the wheel.

'Where Tyranny Prevails' (Memories of the Judge)

Lívia Gyarmathy, Géza Böszörményi

The film was shot in 1989 by Lívia Gyarmathy and Géza Böszörményi about a judge who had had a successful career back in the '50s. He resigned from his position as home secretary on 12th December 1956 and chose to do physical work for a while. However, in the period before his resignation he had sentenced many to die, and not just ones he believed were guilty. The confessions of the judge show a fragment of the psychology of tyranny.

Szívzűr

Géza Böszörményi

Gábor Máté, Dorottya Udvaros

The general practitioner Balla and his wife abandoning her higher education begin their common life in the small mountain village in the hope of quick enrichment and return to the capital. Despite Éva and Emma, the two school mistresses longing for love and Demeter, the dove-keeper obsessed with a desire for flight life is boring in the country.

Hungarian Dracula

Géza Böszörményi

Đoko Rosić, Ildikó Bánsági

Madárkák

Géza Böszörményi

Ildikó Bánsági, Péter Haumann

The heroines of this lyric comedy full of burlesque elements are two girls from a village who get totally engrossed in their day-dreaming. Ida and Rozi escape to the city to catch husbands for themselves.