
The artistry, triumph and lifelong friendship of the great cinematographers Laszlo Kovacs and Vilmos Zsigmond. With film school equipment, they shoot the Soviet crackdown of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. As refugees they struggle in Hollywood, finally breaking into the mainstream with their pivotal contribution to the "American New Wave."
Cast

László Kovács
Self

Vilmos Zsigmond
Self

Karen Black
Self

Peter Bogdanovich
Self

John Boorman
Self

Sandra Bullock
Self

Graeme Clifford
Self

Allen Daviau
Self

Richard Donner
Self
Bob Fisher
Self

Peter Fonda
Self

Dennis Hopper
Self
Audrey Kovács
Self
Julianna Kovács
Self
Nadia Kovács
Self

Ellen Kuras
Self

Leonard Maltin
Self

Todd McCarthy
Self
Robert McLachlan
Self

Rachel Miner
Self

Tatum O'Neal
Self
Larry Parker
Self

Steven Poster
Self
Dan Pritzker
Self

Bob Rafelson
Self

William Richert
Self

Owen Roizman
Self

Mark Rydell
Self
Crayton Smith
Self
Peter Sorel
Self

Ray Dennis Steckler
Self

Sharon Stone
Self

Vittorio Storaro
Self

Jon Voight
Self

Haskell Wexler
Self

John Williams
Self

Irwin Winkler
Self
Susan Roether-Zsigmond
Self
Crew
James Chressanthis
Director, Writer, Producer
Elisa Bonora
Editor, Co-Producer

Anka Malatynska
Director of Photography
Jimmy Conroy
Executive Producer
David B. Kaminsky
Executive Producer
Art Monterastelli
Co-Executive Producer
Mahboobeh Soleimanpour
Co-Executive Producer
Tony Frere
Producer
Zachary Kranzler
Producer
Kian Soleimanpour
Producer
Ashley Welles Lewis
Associate Producer
Ryan R. Moos
Post Production Supervisor
Jeffrey Kite
Original Music Composer
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