Simon Judit

In "Simon Judit", the narrative unfolds around Judit, who kills her first child after being abandoned by the father. This tragic act leads her to return to Simon, a previous suitor, but the story takes a dark turn as each subsequent year, their child dies under mysterious circumstances. A rabbi's curse looms over her, stating that her first child's death has led to this cycle of loss, and he forbids her from kissing her baby until it marries.

This film offers a poignant exploration of motherhood and the lasting impact of one's choices, making it a significant piece in early 20th-century cinema. The performances by Márton Rátkai, Aladár Sarkadi, and Artúr Somlay add depth to this emotionally charged narrative. As a collector, this film represents an early example of drama in cinema, showcasing the storytelling depth of its era.