General Boka and his enthusiastic small team defend the "sweet ground" with reason in a big battle against the overwhelming force in red shirts. They would not be able to win if the private, the little Nemecsek, who was labeled a traitor, did not find out about the rich Geréb's betrayal, thus accepting the humiliating cold baths... Zoltán Fábri made a large-scale Hungarian-American co-production of Ferenc Molnár's world-famous novel, which is still one of the most popular our movie. It was the first Hungarian film to be nominated for an Oscar in 1969. In the extras of the publication, we can also take a look at previous silent film adaptations.

Extra: Short film - The career of the Pál Street boys, MaNDA, 2012 (approx. 16 p.)