Keep SmilingMovie
Photographer Mátyás Blazsek lives in City Park with his daughter, Éva. Blazsek is modernizing his business and trying to make a name for himself as an enterprising photojournalist; he orchestrates a minor accident—planning to photograph Miklós Dénes, the inventor of the television, slipping on a melon rind as he returns home from London. The young man slips just as planned and grabs hold of Éva Blazsek, who is interviewing him; the sensational photo report subsequently appears in the newspapers with the caption "Miklós Dénes and His Fiancée." Although a wealthy bride awaits Miklós Dénes, he marries the photographer's daughter, defying his parents' objections.
About Keep Smiling
Keep Smiling is a 1936 comedy movie directed by László Kardos.
The production information lists a runtime of 1h 10m, production credits from Hungary, an original language code of HU.
The credited cast includes S.Z. Sakall, Éva Szörényi, Imre Ráday, Tivadar Bilicsi. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
