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The Trial of Martinovics and the Hungarian Jacobins · 1980

The Trial of Martinovics and the Hungarian Jacobins (1980) is a History film directed by Judit Elek, starring János Ács, Tamás Fodor, György Petri.

History

Overview

For this austere, clear and sharp telefeature, Judit Elek focused on the last months of Martinovics’ life: his interrogation by the Austrians, the examining Magistrate Schilling in particular, shown as a battle of wits as well as delusions on both sides. Elek had wanted to make this film in the early 1970s, but wasn’t allowed to. When she finally got the chance, the reactions were predictable, as the parallels with recent Hungarian history were simply too obvious for officialdom not to feel anxious. History may not repeat itself, but the variations look eerily similar.

Cast

János Ács, Tamás Fodor, György Petri, Gábor Deme, Erzsébet Gaál, Székely B. Miklós, János Szikora, Béla Spindler

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What is "The Trial of Martinovics and the Hungarian Jacobins" about?

For this austere, clear and sharp telefeature, Judit Elek focused on the last months of Martinovics’ life: his interrogation by the Austrians, the examining Magistrate Schilling in particular, shown as a battle of wits as well as delusions on both sides. Elek had wanted to make this film in the early 1970s, but wasn’t allowed to. When she finally got the chance, the reactions were predictable, as the parallels with recent Hungarian history were simply too obvious for officialdom not to feel anxious. History may not repeat itself, but the variations look eerily similar.

When was "The Trial of Martinovics and the Hungarian Jacobins" released?

The Trial of Martinovics and the Hungarian Jacobins was released in 1980.

Who stars in "The Trial of Martinovics and the Hungarian Jacobins"?

The cast includes János Ács, Tamás Fodor, György Petri, Gábor Deme.