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Pleasant Days
An ex-convict goes to stay with his sister and becomes embroiled in a menage a trois involving her best friend.
Starring:
Bela Kósa, Bela Tóth, Ferenc Lengyel, Kálmán Somody, Tamás Karácsony
Genre:
Drama
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