Twenty Hours
In 1956, a crusading newspaper reporter covers the Soviet invasion of Hungary. Initially critical of the communists, the feature later espouses the virtues of social changes implemented since the invasion.
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Zoltán Fábri Director · Yvette Biro Screenplay Miklós Köllő Screenplay
First release March 11, 1965 · Produced in Hungary · Production MAFILM 1. Játékfilmstúdió
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Mafilm
Production
MAFILM 1. Játékfilmstúdió
Production
Hungary
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Original title
Húsz óra
Original language
Hungarian
Spoken on screen
Hungarian
Release dates
Hungary · March 11, 1965
Theatrical
No release date listed for United States.
Finland
March 29, 1968 · TV premiere
France
February 22, 1967
Germany
February 7, 1966 · TV
Italy
September 6, 1965 · Venice Film Festival
Mexico
November 27, 1965
Poland
July 24, 2009 · New Horizons Film Festival
Russia
July 1, 1965 · Moscow Film Festival
Russia
April 4, 1966 · Theatrical
Sweden
September 12, 1966
United Kingdom
November 1, 1966
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