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THE ROUND-UP

MIKLOS JANCSó | 90 min | Hungary | 1966

Jancsó’s international breakthrough lays its scene in the long, terrible aftermath of the suppressed 1848 Hungarian Revolution, as the Hapsburg crown struggles to root out the last untamed partisan dissidents. A harrowing study of psychological warfare and the wielding of authoritarian power, with Jancsó’s camera a marvel of constantly moving dynamism.


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