We found a cardboard under the alias 'Filmes' about director Gyula Maár, his grandson, Máté Járai, does not believe he reported anyone.

A document linked to filmmaker Maár Gyula, born in 1934, suggests he was recruited as an agent in 1960. His grandson, Járai Máté, doubts this claim, citing Maár's liberal views and his fear of repercussions after the 1956 revolution. Járai argues that if Maár had been favored by the regime, he would have received the Kossuth Prize earlier, rather than in 2010. Maár studied at the Theatre and Film Academy and gained recognition for his film "Déryné hol van?" which won awards at Cannes. The document raises questions about his potential involvement with the state security services.

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