Péter Bacsó

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Péter Bacsó was a prominent Hungarian film director and screenwriter best known internationally for his satirical film "The Witness," a classic of Eastern European cinema.

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Péter Bacsó canonical 3

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instanceOf film director
human
screenwriter
activeYearsEnd 2000s
activeYearsStart 1950s
awardReceived Balázs Béla Prize
linked to: Béla Balázs Prize

Kossuth Prize
Merited Artist of Hungary
Outstanding Artist of Hungary
burialPlace Farkasréti Cemetery
causeOfDeath cancer
countryOfCitizenship Hungary
dateOfBirth 1928-01-06
dateOfDeath 2009-03-11
educatedAt Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest
ethnicGroup Hungarians
familyName Bacsó
fieldOfWork cinema
film direction
screenwriting
genre political satire
satire
givenName Péter
hasWorkInGenre comedy
drama
influenced Hungarian satirical cinema
languageOfWorkOrName Hungarian
movement Eastern European cinema
linked to: Eastern Bloc cinema
name Péter Bacsó
nationality Hungarian
nativeLanguage Hungarian
notableFor classic of Eastern European cinema
satirical depiction of Stalinist-era Hungary
notableWork A tanú
A tanú visszatér
Hamu és gyémánt (as screenwriter, Hungarian adaptation)
Nyár a hegyen
Te rongyos élet
The Witness
occupation film director
film producer
screenwriter
partOf Hungarian film industry
linked to: Hungarian cinema
placeOfBirth Budapest
placeOfDeath Budapest
sexOrGender male
spouse Éva Ruttkai
workLocation Budapest

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Hungarian cinema notableDirector Péter Bacsó
Love (1971 film) screenwriter Péter Bacsó
subject linked to: Love
Péter Bacsó name Péter Bacsó