
The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman
Az ezredes a vörös nőért sír
Synopsis
In an imaginary police department all the young policemen want to find the lost love of their old Colonel, but one of them starts to suspect that the Colonel doesn't remember her face anymore.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Gergö V. Nagy
- Screenplay & Story
- Petra Szöcs, Gergö V. Nagy
- Original Title
- Az ezredes a vörös nőért sír
- Country of Origin
- Hungary
- Spoken Languages
- Hungarian
- Runtime
- 18m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Gergö V. Nagy
Petra Szöcs, Gergö V. Nagy
Vanda Gorácz, Dávid Gerencsér
Department Leadership Roster
Gergö V. Nagy
Director
Vanda Gorácz
Editor
Dávid Gerencsér
Editor
Petra Szöcs
Writer
Gergö V. Nagy
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman about?
In an imaginary police department all the young policemen want to find the lost love of their old Colonel, but one of them starts to suspect that the Colonel doesn't remember her face anymore.
Who directed The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman?
The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman was directed by Gergö V. Nagy.
Who stars in The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman?
The principal cast of The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman includes Gábor Ferenczi.
When was The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman released and how long is it?
The Colonel Cries for The Red-Haired Woman was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 18m.
