Jóska (played by Antal Páger) is a protagonist in Twenty Hours.
Known as “Chairman Jóska,” he is at the center of the village’s twenty-year history uncovered by the reporter. His childhood friendship with Antal Balogh was shattered when Balogh took up arms against him in 1956. Having endured difficult years, Jóska is no longer alone as the cooperative faces resistance to change. Riporter (played by Keres Emil) appears in Twenty Hours.
A reporter who spends only twenty hours in the village, he learns its history through conversations with its residents. His inquiries reveal the long and difficult story of Jóska, the collapse of Jóska’s childhood friendship with Antal Balogh in 1956, and the separate tragedy involving Béni Kocsis and Sándor Varga.
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Characters
Jóska
(played by Antal Páger) — protagonist
Known as “Chairman Jóska,” he is at the center of the village’s twenty-year history uncovered by the reporter. His childhood friendship with Antal Balogh was shattered when Balogh took up arms against...
Riporter
(played by Keres Emil) — supporting
A reporter who spends only twenty hours in the village, he learns its history through conversations with its residents. His inquiries reveal the long and difficult story of Jóska, the collapse of Jósk...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Riporter → Jóska
(Professional Interviewer And Subject)
The reporter spends twenty hours in the village and learns about Jóska's life through their conversations.
Story Analysis
A reporter's brief village visit reveals two decades of personal and historical trauma while warning that the past must not return.
Plot Progression
A Reporter Arrives
Friendship And Rupture
The Second Tragedy
A Difficult Present
History Must Not Repeat
Directed by Zoltán Fábri
Twenty Hours (1965) · 6.2/10 · drama
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(Q3560175), public domain (CC0).
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