Diary for My Loves
6.9
A continuation of "Diary for My Children," the film picks up in 1950, when Juli, the diarist, is 18 and determined to become a movie director.
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3 films
Cast
19 people
Czinkóczi Zsuzsa
Kovács Juli
Known for
An American Rhapsody
Csere Ágnes
Juli
Anna Polony
Egri Magda
Known for
Decalogue VII
Dark Crimes
Márta Mészáros
Also in
Notes in Lifestyle Margins
Jan Nowicki
János
Known for
The Hourglass Sanatorium
The Third Part of the Night
Éva Pataki
Ágnes Csere
Juli (voice)
Also in
Iska's Journey
Little But Tough
Mária Ronyecz
Magda (voice)
Also in
Those Who Wear Glasses
Time Stands Still
Tamás Végvári
János (voice)
Also in
Angyalbőrben
Two Half-Times in Hell
Pál Zolnay
Grandfather Dezsõ
Also in
Hungarian Requiem
Mari Szemes
Grandmother
Known for
Son of the White Mare
Tamás Tóth
Andras
Known for
The Secret of Moonacre
Márta Mészáros Director · Éva Pataki Writer Nyika Jancsó Cinematographer
United States release September 26, 1987 · Produced in Hungary · Languages Hungarian, Russian
Production
Zespół Filmowy
Production
Mafilm
Production
Hungarofilm
Production
Mokép
Production · Distribution
Zespol Filmowy
Production
Hungary
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Languages
Original title
Napló szerelmeimnek
Original language
Hungarian
Spoken on screen
Hungarian · Russian
Release dates
Canada · September 16, 1987
Premiere · Toronto Film Festival
United States · September 26, 1987
Premiere · New York Film Festival
Hungary · October 1, 1987
Theatrical
France
March 30, 2023 · Digital · Arte
Sweden
October 18, 1987 · TV · SVT1
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