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8.0 / 10(2 votes)IMDb19681h 25mHungary

Esther and the Men

Mi lesz veled Eszterke?

Synopsis

Small town girl Eszter adores her husband, Zoltán. He doesn't know Zoltán is having an affair with Alizka, until the woman moves in to their apartment.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Róbert Bán
Screenplay & Story
Péter Müller, Tamás Bárány
Original Score
Emil Petrovics
Original Title
Mi lesz veled Eszterke?
Country of Origin
Hungary
Spoken Languages
Hungarian
Runtime
1h 25m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Róbert Bán

Screenplay & Story

Péter Müller, Tamás Bárány

Original Score & Music

Emil Petrovics

Director of Photography

Miklós Herczenik

Department Leadership Roster

Péter Müller

Péter Müller

Writer

Miklós Herczenik

Director of Photography

Tamás Bárány

Writer

Róbert Bán

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Esther and the Men.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Esther and the Men

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Esther and the Men about?

Small town girl Eszter adores her husband, Zoltán. He doesn't know Zoltán is having an affair with Alizka, until the woman moves in to their apartment.

Who directed Esther and the Men?

Esther and the Men was directed by Róbert Bán.

Who stars in Esther and the Men?

The principal cast of Esther and the Men includes Judit Halász, László Tahi Tóth, Marianna Moór, Ferenc Kállai, László Márkus.

When was Esther and the Men released and how long is it?

Esther and the Men was released in 1968 with a total runtime of 1h 25m.

Who composed the musical score for Esther and the Men?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Esther and the Men was composed by Emil Petrovics.