41st Hungarian Film Week | 2 -8 February, 2010 - History of Hungary – From the Golden Bull to the Mongol Invasion - scientific educational films

History of Hungary – From the Golden Bull to the Mongol Invasion

M. Nagy Richárd, Varga Zs. Csaba

scientific educational films

History of Hungary from the Golden Bull - Hungarian Magna Charta - to the Mongol Invasion.
The 7th part of this 46-episode series goes on a special journey in the company of Hungarian kings.

rendező/director: M. Nagy Richárd, Varga Zs. Csaba, szin/syn: Nagy György, szakértő/expert: Zsoldos Attila, szerk/edit: Véber Franciska, rip/rep: Nagy György, o/ph: Bornyi Gábor, Reich László, Szirmai Béla, Szobrász András, narr/narr: Nagy György, z.szerk/m.edit: Darázs Erzsébet, v/ed: Taskó Roland, h/sd: Oláh Ottó, sze/cast: Zsoldos Attila, gy/p.m.: Horváth Attila, Vajkai Ervin, co-p/co-p: Medveczky Balázs, p/p: Hábermann Jenő, támogató/supported by: Magyar Mozgókép Közalapítvány, Oktatási és Kulturális Minisztérium, Nemzeti Kulturális Alap, Concorde Pénzügyi Tanácsadó Kft., koprodukciós partner/co-production partner: Magyar Televízió, gyártó/p.c.: Film-Art Kft., 2010, színes/colour, 25 perc/mins, video, sztereo

The first stop is Varadin where King Emeric (Imre) mingled with the soldiers of his brother, who was rebelling against him, with nothing but his sceptre in his hands; then the scene shifts to the troops of Andrew II. (II. András) leaving Split for a crusade to determine how far Makó is from Jerusalem. The next part examines the disastrous defeat at the Battle of Muhi and follows a fleeing King Béla IV. in his flight to Trogir. The last part of the film takes a look at the fortress in Klis where the king's little daughter, Margaret (Margit) died - and where the pregnant queen gave birth to her ninth child, who was also named Margaret. She was the one who spent her short life on the Island of the Rabbits: Saint Margaret.

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