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A dicsekvő varga (1979) [N/A]

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Release Date:
August 26, 1979

Original Title:
A dicsekvő varga

Genres:
Family | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Magyar Televízió

Production Countries:
Hungary

Ratings / Certifications:
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Overview from TheMovieDB

The science of Pál Varga is famous far and wide: no one can make shoes and topazes like him. The news reaches the court of King Dúlfúl, and the little princess gets it into her head to have him make her a shoe shoe. But her father sends his messenger to Paul Varga, but he is not up to the task, because a lot of poor girls' shoes are waiting to be repaired. Princess Tweety then decides to go to the boastful Varga herself. She dresses up as a maid and goes to the crow. All is well until the young master takes a measure of her. But then he finds that a servant girl who does hard work should not walk on such legs. Tweety reveals herself and finally gets Paul Varga to go to his father's court and submit to the trials.

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Production

Cinematography:
János Illés

Director:
György Bohák

Music:
Imre Sulyok

Writer:
László Hárs

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