A 300 éves ember (1914)
Also known as The Three Hundred Year Old Man
1914 · Silent film · 10 min · dir. Aladár Fodor
Synopsis
The Three-Hundred-Year-Old Man is the reconstruction of a lost silent film made in 1914 on the basis of an album of 66 photographs kept in the Film Archive. The 50-minute silent film was made to raise money for charity: the aristocratic group initiating the making of the film exploited the popular medium of film to promote a new achievement, aviation. The screenplay was written by Sándor Bródy and Endre Nagy, its actors were young Hungarian aristocrats, many of whom later became notable…
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Details
- Director
- Aladár Fodor
- Writer
- Sándor Bródy
- Released
- 1914-01-01
- Original title
- A 300 éves ember
- Running time
- 10 minutes
Cast & crew
- Aladár Fodor Director
- Gyula Batthyány
- Katinka Andrássy
- István Csáky
- István Dessewffy