
The Confrontation
Drama
Overview
In post-WWII Hungary, a group of Communist college students arrive at a Catholic seminary hoping to engage in peaceful debate with its students.
Top Cast


Andrea Drahota
Andrea Drahota
Lantos Jutka
Andrea Drahota
Lantos Jutka


Kati Kovács
Kati Kovács
Szabó Teri
Kati Kovács
Szabó Teri


Lajos Balázsovits
Lajos Balázsovits
Fekete Laci
Lajos Balázsovits
Fekete Laci


András Kozák
András Kozák
Kozma András
András Kozák
Kozma András


András Bálint
András Bálint
András, zsidó fiú
András Bálint
András, zsidó fiú


József Madaras
József Madaras
Kellér atya
József Madaras
Kellér atya


István Uri
István Uri
Pista
István Uri
Pista


Tibor Orbán
Tibor Orbán
Paptanár
Tibor Orbán
Paptanár
Adrienne Csengery
Adrienne Csengery
Kollégista lány
Adrienne Csengery
Kollégista lány
Miklós Csányi
Miklós Csányi
Miki
Miklós Csányi
Miki
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