My Way Home

My Way Home was released on January 14, 1965.

My Way Home was directed by Miklós Jancsó.

My Way Home has a runtime of 1h 39m.

In the final days of WWII, a seventeen-year-old boy wanders the countryside. He is captured by Soviet troops, then released, then captured once more - after he has donned a German uniform for warmth - and imprisoned at a remote barracks, where he strikes up an unlikely friendship with a young Russian soldier. His attempts to return home form the crux of this wonderfully lyrical film, which displays all of the director's consistent themes: the psychological presence of landscape, the randomness of violence, the arbitrary nature of power.

The key characters in My Way Home are Jóska (András Kozák), Kolja (Sergey Nikonenko), Lézengõ magyar katona (Béla Barsi).

My Way Home is a Drama, War film.

My Way Home has an audience rating of 7.4 out of 10.