Three Weeks

The plot centers on the jealous prince Manihiki, who embarks on a journey, leaving his wife, the princess Vjera, in the care of his servant. During her husband's absence, Vjera escapes and encounters the count Ivan. Their three weeks together are marked by blissful seclusion, highlighting the tension between duty and desire.

This film features a cast that includes Jenö Balassa, Sári Fedák, Dezsõ Kertész, Sári Almási, and Gyula Fehér. As a drama from the silent film era, it represents a significant moment in cinematic history, showcasing the narrative and artistic styles of the time. Collectors of silent films or early drama will find this title an interesting part of the evolution of film narratives.