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Prophet of the Fields (Hungarian: Mezei próféta) is a 1947 Hungarian drama film directed by Frigyes Bán and starring Eva Bartok, Árpád Lehotay and Gyula Benkö. [1] It was made with the backing of the National Peasant Party and based on a populist novel by Áron Tamási. [2]
Overview. After the war, Gábor Erőss, released from its captivity, returns home. Abandoned by his love, he finds his house ruined. Nikita, his neighbour, and the roaming Levite come to his assistance by offering him both their friendship and a draught animal. Frigyes Bán. Director. Áron Tamási. Writer. Social. Reviews 0. Discussions 0.
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The Prophet of the Fields (1947) ← Back to main. Cast 4. Eva Bartok. Gyula Benkő. József Bihari. László Bánhidi. Crew 2. Directing. Frigyes Bán. Director. Writing. Áron Tamási. Writer. After the war, Gábor Erőss, released from its captivity, returns home. Abandoned by his love, he finds his house ruined.
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The Prophet of the Fields. 1947 ‘Mezei próféta’ Directed by Frigyes Bán. After the war, Gábor Erőss, released from its captivity, returns home. Abandoned by his love, he finds his house ruined. Nikita, his neighbour, and the roaming Levite come to his assistance by offering him both their friendship and a draught animal. Cast. Crew. Details.
After the war, Gábor Erőss, released from its captivity, returns home. Abandoned by his love, he finds his house ruined. Nikita, his neighbour, and the roaming Levite come to his assistance by offering him both their friendship and a draught animal.
