An American Rhapsody
2001
Search results
Zsuzsa Czinkóczi (born January 23, 1967) is a Hungarian actress. [1] [2] Her best-known work includes Nobody's Daughter (1976), Just Like Home (1978), Diary for My Children (1984), Diary for My Lovers (1987), and Diary for My Father and Mother (1990).
Actress: Diary for My Father and Mother. In 1975, over 5,000 young girls auditioned for the lead role in László Ranódy's Nobody's Daughter (1976). 7-year-old Zsuzsa Czinkóczi got the role. After the critically-acclaimed movie, Zsuzsa became famous.
- January 1, 1
- 3 min
- Kiskunmajsa, Hungary
Czinkóczi Zsuzsanna ( Kiskunmajsa, 1967. január 23. –) magyar színésznő. Élete. Czinkóczi Zsuzsanna 1967. január 23-án született Kiskunmajsán Czinkóczi László és Pintér Rozália gyermekeként. 1976 -ban az Móricz Zsigmond Árvácska című regényéből készült Árvácska című film főszereplője volt.
Zsuzsa Czinkóczi. Actress: Diary for My Father and Mother. In 1975, over 5,000 young girls auditioned for the lead role in László Ranódy's Nobody's Daughter (1976). 7-year-old Zsuzsa Czinkóczi got the role. After the critically-acclaimed movie, Zsuzsa became famous.
Nobody's Daughter ( Hungarian: Árvácska) is a Hungarian film released 4 March 1976. Based on a book by Zsigmond Móricz, the film tells the story of Csöre, an orphan girl living among the peasantry of Hungary in the 1930s.
May 3, 1984 · Diary for My Children: Directed by Márta Mészáros. With Zsuzsa Czinkóczi, Ágnes Csere, Anna Polony, Teri Földi. Having lost her parents to Stalin's purges, a girl returns from Soviet Union to her native Hungary to live with her Stalinist aunt.
Diary for My Lovers. Márta Mészáros’s follow-up to DIARY FOR MY CHILDREN picks up the story of teenage Juli (Zsuzsa Czinkóczi), the director’s alter ego, as she defies the wishes of her Stalinist aunt (Anna Polony) and leaves Hungary in order to pursue her dream of becoming a filmmaker in Moscow.
