Pesquisa avançada

A Budapest gypsy musician has to sell his beloved family violin and later searches for it in Russia, where he reconnects with his first girlfriend, now a member of high society.

Supposedly the 1st Hungarian biopic: Semmelweiss disagrees with university colleagues that nothing can be done about women dying of childbirth fever, finds a remedy if doctors disinfect after dissecting corpses, lands up put in an asylum.

Petty Officer András Laczkó is mistaken for a nobleman after a tie change at a reception, where an influential man takes a liking to him. His bosses, in order not to offend the guest of honor and to prevent the truth from coming to light, send Laczko to the company's country estate as a ispán. The earth-loving young man from the village soon revives the farm and falls in love with the company secretary, Miss Kató. His success soon leads to trouble with his envious neighbors.

Henriette is in a forced marriage with Baron Hátszegi, and her heart's choice is a poor lawyer, Szilárd Vámhidy. Her hard life is further complicated by a mysterious black masked bandit, Fatia Negra, who is rumored by superstitious peasants to be the devil himself.

Peter Sándorffy returns from his mission in Africa after six months. Accompanying him is an exotic-looking, beautiful woman, Maya, whom Peter courts in a striking and intrusive manner. No one, especially Peter's loving wife and mother of their two young children, can understand what has happened to the exemplary husband and father.

A well known surgeon-professor who saved many lives (Peter Tamassy Dr.) is in love. He can not choose between his wife (she is M. D. also) and beautiful talented actress. He is looking for a third solution....

Set among snow-capped peaks, a sanatorium is run by three doctors, Ágnes, Kriszt and Vass. Ágnes is secretly in love with the bohemian Doctor Vass, who is oblivious to her attraction. Apart from them, the most important person is the ski trainer, who teaches downhill skiing during the day and dances in the bar at night. He is now courting one of the patients, the lovely and beautiful Fifi, who is everyone's favorite because she is the owner's daughter. Fifi is incurably ill and he knows it, so Doctor Vass tries to fulfill her wishes and sometimes allows her to dance in the evening. Doctor Christ does not look kindly on his colleague's actions and relations between the two are strained to the breaking point when Doctor Vass withholds one of the patients, Edith, as a free resident because she has run out of money.