K.O.
Synopsis
Chungi, the boxer eternal second in the domestic field. The only one ahead of him is his good friend Red, the Olympic champion. Csungi is in good form now and has a chance to beat the champion and qualify for the world championships. Red, who has sacrificed everything for success, would be hard to beat in a points race, and a knockout would be Chungi's only chance. But his coach suggests a different tactic...
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Tamás Rényi
- Screenplay & Story
- Péter Müller
- Original Score
- Presser Gábor
- Original Title
- K.O.
- Country of Origin
- Hungary
- Spoken Languages
- Hungarian
- Runtime
- Unknown
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Tamás Rényi
Péter Müller
Presser Gábor
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Tamás Rényi
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Péter Müller
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Frequently Asked Questions About K.O.
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What is K.O. about?
Chungi, the boxer eternal second in the domestic field. The only one ahead of him is his good friend Red, the Olympic champion. Csungi is in good form now and has a chance to beat the champion and qualify for the world championships. Red, who has sacrificed everything for success, would be hard to beat in a points race, and a knockout would be Chungi's only chance. But his coach suggests a different tactic...
Who directed K.O.?
K.O. was directed by Tamás Rényi.
Who stars in K.O.?
The principal cast of K.O. includes György Cserhalmi, Mari Kiss, Juhász Jácint, Anikó Sáfár, Ferenc Bencze.
When was K.O. released and how long is it?
K.O. was released in 1977 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Who composed the musical score for K.O.?
The original motion picture soundtrack for K.O. was composed by Presser Gábor.