Rózsa Sándor (1971)

In the 1830s, when Hungary was governed by Vienna, the country experienced an other sad period in its history. The quiet solitude of the Great Plain was disturbed by persecutors in their belief of unlimited power. This system made many outlaws born and rise, including the most famous and notorious Sándor Rózsa, who became legend of the wastelands around the city of Szeged during his lifetime.