Mihály Szécsén

1897–1968 (age 71)

Biography

Mihály Szécsén was a Hungarian screenwriter whose work contributed to the development of Hungarian cinema in the twentieth century. His screenplays reflected the artistic and narrative possibilities of film as a medium.

Szécsén's contributions to Hungarian filmmaking demonstrated a creative engagement with storytelling through cinema. He was interred at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, where he is remembered as an important figure in Hungarian film culture.

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