Örkény István: Tóték
Originally released in 1978. Örkény István: Tóték is a drama/tv movie film. directed by Kazimir Károly.
Starring Harsányi Gábor, Attila Nagy, and Ildikó Pécsi
Synopsis
Lajos Tót, municipal firefighter at the Mátraszentanna. His house is clean, his garden bathed in sunshine. If his son weren't serving on the Russian front, Lajos Tót would only know there was a war on from the radio. When his son's commanding officer turns up one fine day to rest from the shocks of war at the Tót's, Lajos Tót and his family do everything to make the Major feel at home. Everything that is humanly possible. But what is humanly possible, in times of hardship at least, is a matter of opinion. "If a snake (a rarity) devours itself, is there a snake-sized void left behind? And is there any power that can feed a man his being? Is there? No? Is there? A toothy question!"
Quick Facts
Release Date
January 14, 1978
48 years ago
User Rating
9.0/10
Excellent (1 votes)
Language
HU
Original language
Country
Hungary
Production
Director
Top Cast
Harsányi Gábor
as Az őrnagy
Attila Nagy
as Tót
Ildikó Pécsi
as Tótné
Jani Ildikó
as Ágota
Gyula Szabó
as A postás
László György
as Tomaji, parish priest
László Inke
as Cypriani professzor
Anikó Sáfár
as Gizi Gézáné, egy rossz hírű nő
Fellegi István
as Lőrincke, szomszéd
Béla Kollár
as Az elegáns őrnagy
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- HU
Production Companies
- Magyar Televízió Müvelödési Föszerkesztöség (MTV)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Örkény István: Tóték about?
Lajos Tót, municipal firefighter at the Mátraszentanna. His house is clean, his garden bathed in sunshine. If his son weren't serving on the Russian front, Lajos Tót would only know there was a ...
Who directed Örkény István: Tóték?
Örkény István: Tóték was directed by Kazimir Károly.
When was Örkény István: Tóték released?
Örkény István: Tóték was released on January 14, 1978 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Örkény István: Tóték?
The main cast of Örkény István: Tóték includes Harsányi Gábor, Attila Nagy, Ildikó Pécsi, Jani Ildikó, Gyula Szabó.