Károly Nóti

1892–1954 (age 62)

Biography

Károly Nóti penned scripts that combined wit with warmth, helping cinema respond to the hopes and anxieties of interwar Hungary.

His characters continue to speak to audiences, and the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery is the resting place of a storyteller who cherished the power of narrative.

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