István Gyúró (1939-2021): short day - movie poster design, 1983

Poster design for the short day film. Tempera, cardboard, mixed media, without markings, graphic work by István Gyúró (1939-2021), from 1983. Image size: 29x20 cm, passport size: 49.5x40 cm.

On Gyúró's poster design, the film is called a short day, but the Bulgarian film was finally released in Hungarian cinemas in 1983 under the title "a little sunshine". The film (Kratko Slance) made in 1980 was directed by Lyudmil Kirkov, the main characters were Vihar Stoychev, Nikola Todev, Anton Gorchev.

His hero, a Saxon university student with a scholarship, who not only can't take his love to the beach on vacation, but in order to make ends meet, he also spends his vacation in hard physical

You have to spend it with work. Thus, in the company of his two "colleagues", Uncle Anton and Lambo, he ventures into the garden of a young villa owner - as a well digger. .

István Gyúró was born in Orosháza in 1939. He graduated from the College of Fine Arts in 1963 in the class of Imre Bak, Pál Deim, Károly Koffán, István Nádler, and Csilla Várdeák. Starting from the 1970s, he designed the image of several large domestic companies (e.g.: Hungexpo, budacolor, etc.). He also designed movie posters, postcards, and emblems. His posters were exhibited at the 1997 and 2000 poster Parnassus exhibitions.

Other works of István Gyúró: http://epa.Oszk.Hu/03000/03095/00039/pdf/epa03095_art_limes_2019_6_078-083.Pdf

István Gyúró's posters on the Budapest poster gallery website: https://budapestposter.com/artists/299