The Sea has Risen

Set against the backdrop of the March 15, 1848 revolution in Pest, The Sea has Risen presents a narrative filled with tension and historical significance. The film illustrates the fervor of revolutionary youth amidst the turmoil, as well as the presence of an informer amidst the crowd at café Pilvax.

With characters like Hajdú Gyurka, who escapes from his landlord to join the national army, the film captures the spirit of resistance and the passion for freedom. The revolutionary poet Petőfi inspires his comrades, further emphasizing the cultural and historical context of the time.

Directed by Magyar Filmgyártó Nemzeti Vállalat, this film features a notable cast, including Lajos Básti, János Görbe, and Violetta Ferrari. Its portrayal of a significant historical event makes it a compelling piece for those interested in drama and history from this era.