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This narrative is based on a classic Hungarian play or operetta. It centers on Szulamit, a beautiful woman caught in a romantic dilemma, often between a wealthy suitor and a poorer true love. The story explores themes of love, duty, and sacrifice set against a backdrop of cultural tradition and musical performance.
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- Director
- Eugen Illés
- Writers
- Abraham Goldfaden, Eugen Illés
- Studio
- Kino-Riport
- Released
- 16 April 1916
- Country
- Hungary
- Language
- Hungarian
- Runtime
- 44 min
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