It's a Long Way Home

Set in Csepel, 1945, It's a Long Way Home tells the story of the Csűrös family who, despite their own hardships, take in an orphaned boy named Jóska. The family's struggle is palpable as they navigate their daily lives while also providing support to Jóska, who contributes to the family by working in a factory during the day.

The film features performances by Bertalan Šolti, Elma Bulla, and Ádám Szirtes, showcasing the depth of human resilience in the face of adversity. This narrative not only highlights the challenges of post-war life but also emphasizes themes of family and community. As a product of Hunnia Filmstúdió, it reflects the cinematic style and storytelling approach of its time, making it an intriguing piece for collectors interested in historical dramas and foreign cinema from the 1960s.