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Fig-Leaf

1966, Hungarian. Directed by Félix Máriássy.

On the main square of Halmaz a naked sculpture of a boy is unveiled. The editor-in-chief of the local paper launches an attack against the scandalous implementation of "bourgeois pornography". The youth of the town, among them Ancsa, daughter of the editor decide to co-operate against the general sole-licking and prudery.

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1h 21m
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Hungarian
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Released
12 August 1966
Original title
Fügefalevél
Country
Hungary
Written by
Félix Máriássy

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Fig-Leaf (1966) was directed by Félix Máriássy and stars Ferenc Bessenyei, Judit Halász, László Sinkó.

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