The Princess (1983 film)

The Princess
The Princess
Directed by	Pál Erdöss
Written by	István Kardos
Starring	Erika Ozsda
Cinematography	Lajos Koltai; Ferenc Pap; Gábor Szabó
Edited by	Klára Majoros
Music by	Gyula Fekete; Miklós Fenyõ; György Jakab; Gyõzõ Kemény; László Pásztor
Production; company	Mafilm
Release date	May 1983 (Cannes);
Running time	113 minutes
Country	Hungary
Language	Hungarian

The Princess (Hungarian: Adj király katonát!^[a]) is a 1983 black and white Hungarian drama film directed by Pál Erdöss. It won the Caméra d'Or at the 1983 Cannes Film Festival,^[1] and the Golden Leopard at the 1983 Locarno International Film Festival.^[2]^[3]

Plot

The story of an orphaned teenage factory worker girl Jutka.^[4]

Cast

Erika Ozsda as Jutka
Andrea Szendrei as Zsuzsa
Denes Diczhazi as Peter
Árpád Tóth as Andras
Júlia Nyakó as Zsuzsa's sister
Lajos Soltis as Kamionos

Notes

^ The Hungarian title, Give a Soldier, King!, is the Hungarian name of the childrens' game Red Rover

References

^ "La Princesse". Cannes.
^ "ADY KIRALY KATONAT!". archive.pardo.ch. Retrieved 16 January 2014.
^ International film prizes: an encyclopedia - Page 213 Tad Bentley Hammer - 1991 Adj király katonát The Princess (Pál Erdoss)
^ Sándor Baski, Adj király katonát!

External links

The Princess at IMDb

[1] The Hungarian title, Give a Soldier, King!, is the Hungarian name of the childrens' game Red Rover

[2] "La Princesse". Cannes.

[3] "ADY KIRALY KATONAT!". archive.pardo.ch. Retrieved 16 January 2014.

[4] International film prizes: an encyclopedia - Page 213 Tad Bentley Hammer - 1991 Adj király katonát The Princess (Pál Erdoss)

[nfi-5] Sándor Baski, Adj király katonát!

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