Once Upon a Time There Was a Protagonist Named P. Howard

Once Upon a Time There Was a Protagonist Named P. Howard

2010 · 27 min

A short documentary about Hungarian pulp fiction author P. Howard, made on the occasion of the 115th anniversary of his birth.

Directed by Ferenc Varsányi

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