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Fake Doll - 1 Sheet Hungarian Movie Poster

Photo based design for the last episode of the most beloved Hungarian action comedy series - written, directed and starred by Istvan Bujtor - which are loosely connected to each other by the main characters: Dr. Kardos and Csöpi Ötvös.

  • Original title -
    Hamis a baba
  • Year / Country - 1991 / Hungary
  • Genre - Comedy, Action
  • Director - István Bujtor
  • Starring -
    Sándor Sörös, László Kozák, István Avar, Cecília Esztergályos, András Kern, István Bujtor
  • Poster title - Hamis a baba
  • Designer - Unknown artist
  • Dimensions- 32" x 22"
  • Condition -
    Near mint. Folded, no tape marks, no pin holes, no wrinkles, sharp edges. Light edge wear at the bottom edge.

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