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Hungarian Rhapsody - 1 Sheet Hungarian Movie Poster

Amazing composition by the designer couple Révész & Wigner for Miklos Jancso's abstract panorama of the early 20th century Hungarian history where we see the events as a theater of allusive gestures - and the human beings as symbolic codas.

  • Original title -
    Magyar rapszódia
  • Year / Country - 1979 / Hungary
  • Genre - Drama
  • Director - Miklós Jancsó
  • Starring -
    Udo Kier, Anikó Sáfár, István Bujtor, József Madaras, György Cserhalmi, Gábor Koncz
  • Poster title - Magyar rapszódia
  • Designer - Révész - Wigner
  • Dimensions- More than one size avaiable:
  • Condition -
    Very good. Unfolded, light creases at the top right corner, sharp edges. Displays perfectly when framed.

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