12 Oct 2007
We Own the Night
A New York nightclub manager tries to save his brother and father from Russian mafia hitmen.
Vagabond
Karesz has been raised in an institution, his mother has a new family, and her husband does not tolerate that she meets her first-born son. Karesz tramps, joining up with his casual pals he washes the windscreens of cars, sells newspapers; sometimes they steal, or break into houses if hired.
2003
Top Billed Cast
Péter Simon Karesz
Gráci Benke Gráci
Róbert Kerényi Géza
Judit Ábrahám Juli
Csaba Simon Szerb
Enikő Kocsis Márta
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