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A Girl Was Killed

1961, Hungarian. Directed by László Nádasy.

During World War I, an ancient feud divides the industrial area in the county of Nógrád. The workers of the steal factory start a strike, but the miners do not support their cause. Sanyi from the steal factory and Ilonka from the mining community fall in love with each other, but can only meet secretly. When the boy dances with the girl in the pub of the miners, he is recognised and knocked down.

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Released
19 October 1961
Original title
Megöltek egy lányt
Country
Hungary
Written by
László Nádasy, József Solymár

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A Girl Was Killed (1961) was directed by László Nádasy and stars Éva Pap, Tamás Végvári, János Görbe.

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