1989 | OFFICIAL TRAILER | A film by Anders Østergaard @FirstHandFilms

Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

A political drama about the collapse of the Iron Curtain. A young and unknown technocrat, Miklós Neméth, is brought in to become Hungary’s new prime minister. He is to save the country’s appalling economy and soon decides to remove the massive – and expensive – border control apparatus from the state budget. He soon finds out that this decision sets him up against formidable adversaries and communist hardliners.

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Documentary, 58/97', Denmark 2014
A film by Anders Østergaard, Erzsébet Rácz
A Magic Hour Films production

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