Márton Garas

1885–1930 (age 45)

Biography

Márton Garas devoted himself to weaving stories for stage and screen, capturing the cadence of Budapest life and helping to shape the new art of Hungarian cinema with thoughtful observation and a quiet wit.

Colleagues remember his generous spirit and steady craftsmanship, and on the grounds of the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery his grave stands as a calm landmark for those who still find comfort in the characters he brought to life.

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