Pál Forró

1884–1942 (age 58)

Biography

Pál Forró (1884–1942) was a gifted screenwriter whose scripts helped shape the early cinematic landscape of Hungary, blending compelling storytelling with a keen sense of character.

His contributions to the silver screen continue to be honored by cinephiles and his resting place at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery stands as a quiet testament to his creative spirit.

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