Two Half-Times in Hell

Two Half-Times in Hell Theatrical poster Country Hungary Directed by Zoltán Fábri Release Date 1961 Language Hungarian Studio Hunnia Main Cast Character Actor Ónódi Imre Sinkovits Steiner Dezsö Garas Sgt. Rápity József Szendrõ Ferenczi István Velenczei

Two Half-Times in Hell (a.k.a. The Last Goal. Original title:Két Félidő a Pokolban) is a 1961 Hungarian movie directed by Zoltán Fábri. The movie is set in 1944, in the Ukraine, where the Hungarian army uses jews and political prisoners in labor units to do forced labor. Among the prisoners is Ónódi (Imre Sinkovits), a former soccer player, who is ordered to form a team from the prisoners to play against a German team on Hitler's birthday.

The following weapons are seen in the movie Two Half-Times in Hell:

Pistols

FEG 37M

Cpl. Csorba (Antal Farkas) threatens Ónódi with a FEG 37M (which was the standard sidearm of the Hungarian army during WW2).

FEG 37M - 9 x 17mm Browning Short

Csorba points his pistol at Ónódi.

Frommer Stop

The German general shoots Steiner (Dezső Garas) with a Frommer Stop.

Frommer Stop - .380 ACP.

The German general shoots Steiner.

Submachine Guns

Király 50M

Most Hungarian soldiers carry anachronistic Király 50M sub-machine guns. When the prisoners escape Rácz (Tibor Molnár) knocks out Csorba and takes away his smg. He later gets shot, when he tries to use it.

Király 50M - 7.62x25mm Tokarev.

Sgt. Rápity (József Szendrő) talks with Ónódi.

Csorba sleeps while the prisoners train.

A Király 50M hanging on the wall in the officer's room.

Rácz wakes up, only to find, that they are surrounded by soldiers.

MP-40

Most German soldiers are armed with MP-40 sub-machine guns.

MP40 submachine gun - 9x19mm.

One of the German soldiers with an MP-40.

Sztepan (Gyula Benkő) gets dragged away by German soldiers.

Rifles

Mannlicher 31M

Some of the Hungarian soldiers, and some of the Germans as well, are armed with Mannlicher 31M rifles.

Steyr M1895 Short Rifle (M1930 Conversion) - 8x56R

A soldier brings food to the prisoners.

Ónódi talks to the soldier outside.