What is the duration of Twenty Hours?

The duration of Twenty Hours is 110 mins.

What is the original language of Twenty Hours?

The original language of Twenty Hours is Hungarian.

Who directed Twenty Hours?

Twenty Hours was directed by Zoltán Fábri.

Which studio made Twenty Hours?

Twenty Hours was produced by Mafilm.

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Q: Does Twenty Hours have end credit scenes?

Twenty Hours does not have end credit scenes.

Drama

Runtime

110 mins

Language

Hungarian

A determined newspaper reporter documents the 1956 Soviet invasion of Hungary. At first he denounces the communist regime, but as the story unfolds he begins to highlight the perceived benefits of the social reforms introduced after the conflict. The “twenty hours” denotes the span he spends interviewing witnesses to the events.

Mafilm

Studio

Zoltán Fábri

Director

Does Twenty Hours have end credit scenes?

No!

Twenty Hours does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Twenty Hours

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András Kern

Beni Kocsis jr.

Tibor Molnár

Máthé

Ibolya Péva

Secretary

Gyula Bodrogi

The doctor

Géza Tordy

Pali

István Sztankay

Balogh jr.

Antal Farkas

Kocsmáros

Károly Kovács

council member

László György

Sándor Varga

László Bánhidy

Sándor Varga aged

Lajos Őze

Kiskovács

Bertalan Šolti

Gerzson Kocsis

Gellért Raksányi

Jani Bertók

Ádám Szirtes

Béni Kocsis

Teri Horváth

Ilonka

József Horváth

Policeman

Teréz Bod

Anna

Noémi Apor

Jóska's wife

Ági Mészáros

Terus

Imre Sarlai

Keres Emil

Riporter

Antal Páger

Jóska

János Görbe

Antal Balogh

József Bihari

András Cuha

Ferenc Kiss

Kiskovács aged

János Makláry

Vencel György

Béla Barsi

Chairman of the Council

Sándor Siménfalvy

Uncle István

Ilka Petur

Baloghné

Ida Siménfalvy

Ilonka's mother

Sándor Szakács

Gecse

Gyula Bakos

András Császár

János Horkay

Plainclothes police officer

Lajos Kelemen

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