The Hungarian Masters Collection Box Set (3 Films) - DVD

Three films from Hungarian cinema's most renowned filmmakers: Miklós Jancsó, Károly Makk, Márta Mészáros. My Way Home (Miklós Jancsó, 1964) Poetic, evocative and deeply personal - My Way Home is considered Jancsó's first masterpiece.

A young Hungarian is captured by Russian soldier, but forms an unlikely friendship with his captor. Love (Károly Makk, 1971) Makk's haunting, atmospheric and beautifully performed film, a treatise on fidelity, faith, illusion, love as a family face the death of their beloved grandmother. Diary for My Children (Márta Mészáros, 1982) A reflection on Mészáros own experiences as a young woman returning home to Budapest from the Soviet Union is repulsed to see the very same spectre of Stalinist oppression now rife in her homeland. A passionate yet critical study of personal and political awakening told in ruthlessly unsentimental fashion. This collection brings together three key films from the golden era of filmmaking in Hungary. Includes: Marta Meszaros's DIARY FOR MY CHILDREN, Miklos Jancso's MY WAY HOME and LOVE, directed by Karoly Makk.