Hungarians

The film portrays a group of landless Hungarian peasants who accept work on a northern German farm during World War II. While the wages are good and families can accompany the workers, they are exposed to the harsh realities faced by POWs and marginalized individuals during the war. As the harvest season concludes, the peasants decide to return to Hungary, only to be caught up in the ongoing conflict.

Zoltan Fabri, an award-winning director, is known for his commitment to depicting the struggle against fascism in his films. "Hungarians" fits within this thematic framework, offering insights into the lives of those affected by war and economic hardship. The film features a talented cast, including Gábor Koncz, Éva Pap, and József Bihari, contributing to the narrative depth.