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Márton Keleti

Budapest, HungaryBorn April 27, 1905

Márton Keleti (27 April 1905 – 20 June 1973) was a Hungarian screenwriter and film director. He directed 50 films between 1937 and 1973. His 1959 film Yesterday was entered into the 1st Moscow International Film Festival.

Filmography37

Palkó Csinom

Palkó Csinom

1973

Prince Bob

Prince Bob

1972

Run to be Caught

Run to be Caught

1972

I Lived under Thirty Two Names

I Lived under Thirty Two Names

1972

Dreams of Love

Dreams of Love

1970

Summer of Old Times

Summer of Old Times

1969

Historical Private Affairs

Historical Private Affairs

1969

Hasty Marriage

Hasty Marriage

1968

A Study about Women

A Study about Women

1967

One hundred and first senator

One hundred and first senator

1967

Changing Clouds

Changing Clouds

1967

Story of My Foolishness

Story of My Foolishness

1966

The Corporal and the Others

The Corporal and the Others

1965

Evidence

Evidence

1964

Villa Negra

Villa Negra

1963

A Rainy Sunday

A Rainy Sunday

1962

Until the Day is Breaking

Until the Day is Breaking

1962

Just a Joke

Just a Joke

1961

Guns and Doves

Guns and Doves

1961

Yesterday

Yesterday

1959

The Last Adventure of Don Juan

The Last Adventure of Don Juan

1958

The Lady and the Gipsy

The Lady and the Gipsy

1958

The Football Star

The Football Star

1957

Two Confessions

Two Confessions

1957

Díszelőadás

Díszelőadás

1955

Penny

Penny

1953

Young at Heart

Young at Heart

1953

Friday the 13th

Friday the 13th

1953

Try and Win

Try and Win

1952

A Strange Marriage

A Strange Marriage

1951

Singing Makes Life Beautiful

Singing Makes Life Beautiful

1950

Mickey Magnate

Mickey Magnate

1949

The Siege of Beszterce

The Siege of Beszterce

1948

The School-Mistress

The School-Mistress

1945

Biting Husband

Biting Husband

1938

Keep On Smoking Ladányi!

Keep On Smoking Ladányi!

1938

The Torocko Bride

The Torocko Bride

1937

Television3

A 0416-os szökevény

A 0416-os szökevény

1970

Az Aranykesztyű lovagjai

Az Aranykesztyű lovagjai

1968

Én, Strasznov Ignác, a szélhámos

Én, Strasznov Ignác, a szélhámos

1966