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Frigyes Karinthy

Writing

Biography

Hungarian writer.

Known For

T.Ú.K. - Tanár úr kérem!
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T.Ú.K. - Tanár úr kérem!

2010
A Journey Around My Skull
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The film is a story of a double journey. The main character of the first journey is the author himself, who, while sitting in his customary café, suddenly realises that he has hallucinations. The psychologist reassures him that all this is merely repression. The symptoms, however, appear again. Soon it turns out that the author has a brain tumour. Professor Pötzl in Vienna suggests operation right away. The intervention, through which he is awake, is carried out in a Stockholm clinic.

A Journey Around My Skull

1970
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Karinthy's best-known and most popular work to date is So You Write. It was this work that made him famous, and it was with this work that he had his first real, great success. The most popular characters of the series of caricatures, which was formed by café games and mockery of his peers, are quoted with the greatest figures of the Hungarian theatre.

Így írtok ti

1994
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The upmarket but financially strapped industrialist catches two burglars red-handed. The younger one soon turns out to be a wealthy man who is robbing millions more just for a gentleman's passport. The manufacturer offers the burglar a partnership in his company...

A nagy ékszerész

1980
Gólyakalifa
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A baron has recurring nightmares of being a dock worker on the run.

Gólyakalifa

1917
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Work begins in the industrial plant of the Pantotechnicon Works tomorrow. The machine will only work perfectly if every part is in the right place. But is it? Mr. Lux has his qualms about it.

Lux úr szabadalma

2005
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Early Hungarian film from Michael Curtiz.

The Story Of A Kreutzer

1918
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Vráťte mi školné

1963
Professor, Please...
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In the story which takes place at the beginning of the century Károly Bauer pupil experiences a series of everyday failures during twenty four hours in the family, on the street and at school.

Professor, Please...

1956