Hungarian films to watch from home
Winter is coming, events get cancelled, there is nowhere to go on a Saturday night, or you are stuck in quarantine. Now what? We have made you a list of some of the best Hungarian films – a selection from classics to more recent ones – that you can watch from home.
Hungary is not just a popular venue for the global filmmaking industry, but Hungarian films (as well as actors) have also been earning recognition, both in the Oscar awards and at various film festivals.
We present you a list of great Hungarian films that are available online with English subtitles.
Click the link and enjoy!
On Body and Soul (Testről és lélekről)
2017, drama, fantasy
Son of Saul (Saul fia)
2015, drama, war
Demimonde (Félvilág)
2015, drama
The Door (Az ajtó)
2012, drama
Children of Glory (Szabadság, szerelem)
2006, history, war
The Boys of Paul Street (A Pál utcai fiúk)
1968, drama
The Little Fox (Vuk)
1981, animation
Nobody’s Daughter (Árvácska)
1976, drama
Lovefilm (Szerelmesfilm)
1970, drama, romance
It Happened in Europe (Valahol Erópában)
1948, drama
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2 Comments
Unfortunately, all of the links are for Amazon prime, a paid subscription to watch the films. Wouldn’t you post links to the Hungarian film archives which are free of charge?
1945 is a must-watch movie.