Hosszú is one of the young tramps in the gang of children wandering through war-torn Europe. He is named alongside Ficsur and Kuksi when the group encounters Piotr Simon and captures him. The summary gives no further individual actions for Hosszú, but places him among the children who live together amid insecurity and distrust of strangers.
An excellent staff member appointed director of the public stores, Kocsis takes charge of the new socialist enterprise. He initially argues with Ilonka, a talented fashion designer, but their relationship develops into love as the story progresses.
Takó's deceased father who died prematurely during the Nazi occupation of Budapest. He is the central subject of the protagonist's lifelong quest and the emotional anchor for the childhood fabrications created to cope with loss. His true identity and nature are gradually unraveled through the narrative.
Miklós Gábor has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1941. Signature works include N.N. the Angel of Death, Alba Regia, The State Department Store. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
