How could a real man fight for the best loved woman in the world and how he could ignore being marked treacherous and how he could not live without his nationality and his lover.

Rating: Null/10 (9 April 2000)

The Second World War was always my favorite topic in secondary school age and after. I've never seen a II. W.W. film from such an aspect. It was such a strange feeling to see a man or a nurse or a count being among people but alone. A wife a husband a soldier a nurse and everyone loses his or her beloved spouse, much-loved mate, companion. An attractive nurse takes care of the dying man, a count who suffered so much physically and mentally. This nurse has already lost her two of her closest friends and keeps waiting for the next. Nice pictures, good scenes, cast, excellent performance and hard time. A count - bodily died - lives in his dreams and memories only under suffering pain. A Hungarian count without his lover, without his nationality is waiting for death coming from the hand of an other lonely heart who prays for the God not to loss every person who she loves. Lying on a bed with distorted face with a beauty who reminds him of his lover and waiting...It's a very difficult feeling for a Hungarian to live in abroad. Great movie. I'm Hungarian and my name is Almasi.