Anna Szabó
1949•1h 42m•
★8.0(1 ratings)
Drama
Overview
A female worker in Socialist Hungary gains the acceptance of her male colleagues.
Director
Félix MáriássyWriters
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A female worker in Socialist Hungary gains the acceptance of her male colleagues.
The original title is "Szabóné" (HU).
The runtime is 102 minutes (1h 42m).
The film was directed by Félix Máriássy.
The screenplay was written by Péter Bacsó and Tamás Banovich.
The score was composed by György Ránki.
Cinematography was handled by György Illés.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt0133223.
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Szabóné
Released
Magyar
Hungary
