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  1. Nagy Execution Shocks World

    Date released
    26 Jun 1958
    Series name
    Universal News
    Issue no
    2916
    NoS ID
    158782
    Story no
    1 / 8

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  2. Nagy Diamond Film: Exposed on Video (1993 Video)

    Subject
    Technology
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. VHS. col. 28 min.

    About inventor Ernest Nagy’s unique process for coating materials with diamond film.

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  3. Othello (1989 Video)

    Director
    János Ács

    Video recording of János Ács’ 1989 production of Othello for the Csiky Gergely Színház with Andor Lukáts in the title role.

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  4. Seminars in Behavioural Psychotherapy (2 Parts) (1986 Video)

    Subject
    Psychiatry
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 120 minutes), £117.50

    Shows the work of behavioural psychotherapists John Cobb, Shirley Mercer and Nagy Bishay. Includes four suggested teaching seminars including role-playing with commentaries, discussion points and exercises.

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  5. Bauhaus (2014)

    Subject
    Architecture; Art; Design
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 0 NTSC, 50 minutes), £14.99

    The Bauhaus (1919-1933) is considered the most prestigious school of architecture, design and art. This film introduces five of the most important Bauhaus teachers, whose visions and art theories made the...

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  6. Vízkereszt, Vagy Amit Akartok (1993 Video)

    aka: Twelfth Night

    Director
    Vlad Mugur

    Video recording of Vlad Mugur’s 1993 stage production of Twelfth Night for the Muvész Színház, Budapest. Ildikó Bánsági doubles the roles of Viola and Sebastian.

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  7. Rómeó és Julia (1984 Television)

    aka: Romeo and Juliet

    Director
    János Szikora

    Romeo and Juliet produced by Hungarian television from the 1984 stage production directed by János Szikora for the Miskolci Nemzeti Szinház. Gyozo Mihályi and Éva Igó in the title roles.

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  8. Sok Hûhó Semmiért (1999 Television, Video)

    aka: Much Ado About Nothing

    Director
    Enikö Eszenyi

    Video recording of Enikö's Eszenyi 1999 staging of Much Ado About Nothing for the Vígszínház, Budapest. Attila Kaszás is Benedict and Barbara Hegyi is Beatrice.

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  9. Otello (1964 Radio)

    Series
    Texaco-Metropolitan Opera Radio Network

    Live broadcast from the Metropolitan Opera House, New York of Verdi’s Otello. James McCracken sings the title role. The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus are conducted by Nello Santi. Milton Cross is...

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  10. Vizkereszt Nagy Amit Akartok (1985 Television)

    aka: Twelfth Night

    Director
    Tamás Szirtes

    Hungarian television production of Twelfth Night derived from the 1985 staging at the Madách Theatre directed by Tamás Szirtes. István Sztankay is Orsino and Ildikó Piros is Viola. Songs by János Bródy.

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