Kerek Ferkó

Name: Kerek Ferkó
Genre: Romance
Released: 1943-01-01
Cast: Gyula Csortos, Pál Jávor, Árpád Lehotay, Lili Berky, Mária Egry

1943

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Kerek Ferkó is a 1943 romance film that explores themes of tradition and modernity. Directed in Hungary, it tells the story of a landowner's struggle with his son's innovative ideas and their impact on family dynamics.

The film follows Ferdinand Kerekházy, a conservative landowner who suffers a heart attack. He calls his son, Ferko Kerekházy, from abroad, but Ferko's progressive plans to improve their saline fields clash with his father's traditional views. Despite the father's disapproval and attempts to arrange a marriage for Ferko, the son remains determined to implement an irrigation system.

With the help of the local mayor and a young engineer, Ferko successfully realizes his vision for the land. As the narrative unfolds, romance develops between Ferko and the mayor’s daughter, leading to a turning point in the father-son relationship. The film culminates in reconciliation as Ferdinand recognizes his son’s achievements and desires for a future family.

Kerek Ferkó has a somewhat elusive presence in collector circles, often overshadowed by more prominent titles from the same era. Its scarcity stems partly from limited releases and the historical context in which it was made. For those keen on exploring lesser-known gems, this film offers a rich narrative and an authentic glimpse of its time. As a collectible, it’s more about the story and context rather than just market value, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate the nuances of vintage cinema.