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Tercett Zsigmond Móricz's Women

2023, Hungarian. Directed by Ferenc Kósa.

In this film adaptation of András Forgách's play for the stage, the legendary and tragic story of Hungarian writer Zsigmond Móricz and the women he loved is presented through the intricate web of the game of love.

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1h 15m
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Hungarian
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Released
30 January 2023
Original title
Tercett - Móricz Zsigmond szerelmei

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Tercett Zsigmond Móricz's Women (2023) was directed by Ferenc Kósa and stars Zsolt Nagy, Edit Balázsovits, Andrea Petrik.

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