
The film was shot in 1989 by Lívia Gyarmathy and Géza Böszörményi about a judge who had had a successful career back in the '50s. He resigned from his position as home secretary on 12th December 1956 and chose to do physical work for a while. However, in the period before his resignation he had sentenced many to die, and not just ones he believed were guilty. The confessions of the judge show a fragment of the psychology of tyranny.
'Where Tyranny Prevails' (Memories of the Judge) was directed by Lívia Gyarmathy and Géza Böszörményi.
'Where Tyranny Prevails' (Memories of the Judge) runs for 1h 15min, and was released in 1989.
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