Scene from Budapest Noir (2017)

Alternate Names: Hanna Palos

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First Appearances:

• Heavenly Shift (2013) as Terike

Most Important Roles:

• JHVH (2021) as Tanárnő
• Comrade Drakulich (2019) as Polláck Ilona / Ilona Polláck
• Heavenly Shift (2013) as Terike
• My Night, Your Day (2015) as Flóra
• Garzonpánik (2014) as Nóra
• Frozen May (2017) as
• Szerepzavar (2019) as Soma girlfriend
• Hetedik alabárdos (2017) as Újságíró

Career Highlights:

• JHVH (2021)
• Comrade Drakulich (2019)
• Heavenly Shift (2013)
• My Night, Your Day (2015)
• Garzonpánik (2014)
• Frozen May (2017)
• Szerepzavar (2019)
• Hetedik alabárdos (2017)

Born in Budapest, Hungary, Hanna Pálos began her acting journey at an early age. She made her debut at the age of 11 in the comedic Hungarian film "Országalma" (1998), sparking brief speculation about a potential child star career path. However, she chose to pursue a more conventional route, focusing on honing her skills through studies before returning to acting in her mid-20s.

Hanna's re-entry into the Hungarian film scene was marked by her standout role in "Heavenly Shift" (2013), demonstrating maturity and wisdom beyond her years. The subsequent year brought a trio of projects for Hanna, including her notable appearance as Gábor's wife in "Swing" (2014). Following a solitary role in the critically panned "Az éjszakám a nappalod" (2015), Hanna transitioned to television with a leading role in the first two seasons of the hit series "Csak színház és más semmi!" Her character's untimely demise in season two did not deter Hanna, who returned to screens in 2017 with an unforgettable performance in "Budapest Noir." The film opens with a memorable scene featuring Hanna lying face down and naked on a bed, receiving an unexpected spanking from a male character. Throughout her career, Hanna has consistently captivated audiences with her unique charm and talent.

Alternate Names: Reka Tenki

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Awards:

• Junior Prima award (2010)
• Jászai Mari Prize (2018)

Réka Tenki is known for her role as Zseni in the film 'Budapest Noir' (2017), a murder mystery set in Budapest, 1936.