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Title: As the Holocaust comes, a Hungarian couple adopts a child
Review: To test Job, God took away everything he had, but still Job refused to curse God and die. "The Revolt of Job" ("Jrb lázadása") is a 1983 Hungarian film from director Imre Gyongyossy that tells of a Jewish couple (Ferenc Zenthe and Hedy Temessy) whose children have all died and so they adopt a Christian child (Gabor Feher) so they can pass on their heritage. But of course, even if they do not realize it from the very start, the viewer certainly knows that their hopes are literally going to be turned to ashes. This is a relatively quiet film, leisurely paced, and filmed against beautiful scenery, all of which serves to heightens the final tragedy. Even without the dimension of the Holocaust, "The Revolt of Job" still tells the compelling story of how the couple and the child learn to love one another. This only enhances the quality of this film.
