Mansfeld 2006
Directed by Andor Szilágyi, *Mansfeld (2006)* immerses viewers in the gripping true story of Péter Fancsikai's portrayal of Peter Mansfeld, a 15-year-old who becomes a symbol of resistance against Soviet oppression during the 1956 Hungarian Revolution.
Director: Andor Szilágyi
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mansfeld (2006) about?
*Mansfeld* follows the harrowing journey of Peter Mansfeld, a 15-year-old whose family is destroyed by state terror, leading him to join the 1956 Hungarian Revolution at 16. Betrayed and imprisoned in a political gulag, he awaits execution under a regime that silences youthful dissent.
Who directed Mansfeld?
Andor Szilágyi directs *Mansfeld*, bringing a visceral authenticity to this historical drama rooted in real events.
Who stars in Mansfeld?
The film features Péter Fancsikai in the lead role, alongside Maia Morgenstern, Gergõ Bárdi, Zsolt Dér, and Dani Szabó.
Is Mansfeld (2006) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, *Mansfeld* is a compelling war-historical drama that shines through its historical weight and emotional depth. Fans of period pieces or intense biopics will find its themes of resistance and injustice gripping.
How long is Mansfeld?
The runtime of *Mansfeld* is 118 minutes.
About Mansfeld (2006) — The True Story of a Teenage Freedom Fighter
Directed by Andor Szilágyi, *Mansfeld (2006)* immerses viewers in the gripping true story of Péter Fancsikai's portrayal of Peter Mansfeld, a 15-year-old who becomes a symbol of resistance against Soviet oppression during the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. At just 16, Mansfeld joins the fight for freedom, only to be betrayed and arrested by Hungary's notorious Secret Police (AVH) the following year. Trapped in the brutal "Hell's Hallway" prison, he faces execution after reaching the legal age of 18—a fate tragically fulfilled under a totalitarian regime. This war and historical drama captures raw defiance and injustice, blending historical gravity with emotional intensity.
Set against the stark backdrop of Cold War-era Hungary, the film explores themes of youth, sacrifice, and the cost of standing against tyranny. Szilágyi's direction, coupled with standout performances from Maia Morgenstern and Gergõ Bárdi, delivers a haunting narrative that resonates with modern audiences. *Mansfeld (2006)* isn't just a war film—it's a tribute to those who dared to defy oppression.