
The film presenting the adult world from the perspective of children sharply contrasts the black-and-white world of parents founded on prohibitions with the sparklingly colourful world of imagination. Péter Szoboszlay’s first short is an adaptation of one of the early child monologue books by Éva Janikovszky.
If I Were Grown-up was directed by Péter Szoboszlay.
If I Were Grown-up runs for 5min, and was released in 1966.
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