Édes Anna

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"Zoltan Fabri was the first Hungarian director to achieve international recognition and although this film does not quite reach the heights of his previous 'Merry Go Round' and 'Professor Hannibal', it again shows his ability to draw his audience in and to get the very best from his actors. It is a pretty faithful adaptation of Dezso Kosztolanyi's novel of 1926. The novel itself has certainly undergone changing fortunes through the years. It was not published between 1945 and 1963 because of references to Communist leader Bela Kun and even when reissued all mention of ..."