Hunnia Film Studio

Prime Minister István Bethlen was determined to consolidate the Hungarian film industry and restore its old prestige.From its foundation, some 20 million meters of film had been shot, and the average budget was 400,000 pengő.[9] In the closing months of the Second World War Hungary's ruling Arrow Cross regime planned to dismantle the studio and move it westwards, but this plan was wrecked when the Soviet Red Army captured Budapest.The war was not over, but Budapest's leadership with Mayor János Csorba at the forefront had begun rebuilding the main studio, which returned to the top of European film production.On October 2, 1945, film production resumed in Hunnia's Korda Studio for the first time after the Second World War.
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