The Captive of Gorod
A Gorodi fogoly
Synopsis
The film takes place in Russia during the World War I. Three Hungarian POWs are on the run from their Russian captives. One of them gets shot down. Lieutenant Balogh and Miska, his servant, are brought before Szergej Dragow. The Russian offers to take them on to serve him. Balogh says yes, only to attempt to escape later.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Arzén von Cserépy
- Screenplay & Story
- Zoltán Nagyiványi
- Original Title
- A Gorodi fogoly
- Country of Origin
- Hungary
- Spoken Languages
- Hungarian
- Runtime
- 1h 2m
- Production Studios
- Kárpát Film Kft., Magyar Film Iroda
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Arzén von Cserépy
Zoltán Nagyiványi
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Zoltán Nagyiványi
Screenplay
Arzén von Cserépy
Director
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What is The Captive of Gorod about?
The film takes place in Russia during the World War I. Three Hungarian POWs are on the run from their Russian captives. One of them gets shot down. Lieutenant Balogh and Miska, his servant, are brought before Szergej Dragow. The Russian offers to take them on to serve him. Balogh says yes, only to attempt to escape later.
Who directed The Captive of Gorod?
The Captive of Gorod was directed by Arzén von Cserépy.
Who stars in The Captive of Gorod?
The principal cast of The Captive of Gorod includes Andor Ajtay, Éva Adorján, Ferenc Pethes, Elemér Baló, Sándor Tompa.
When was The Captive of Gorod released and how long is it?
The Captive of Gorod was released in 1940 with a total runtime of 1h 2m.