More posters | Designed by Gyárfás Gábor | For Comedy movies | For films by Dimitar Petrov | For Bulgarian movies

Vacation with Kids - 1 Sheet Hungarian Movie Poster

Excellent composition for the iconic family comedy from the '70s what is still one of the most beloved films in Bulgaria. Arguably the best poster image ever created for this title.

  • Original title -
    С деца на море
  • Year / Country - 1972 / Bulgaria
  • Genre - Comedy
  • Director - Dimitar Petrov
  • Starring -
    Kiril Petrov, Ivan Arshinkov, Krasimir Marianov, Emil Petrov, Ivaylo Dzhambazov, Petar Peychev
  • Poster title - Randevú a delfinnel
  • Designer - Gyárfás Gábor
  • Dimensions- 33" x 23"
  • Condition -
    Near mint. Unfolded. Very small tears - affecting only the white border - at the top left corner, and at the bottom of the right edge.

2001: A Space Odyssey

Hungarian

Gyárfás Gábor

Subway

Hungarian

Gyárfás Gábor

Annie Hall

Hungarian

Gyárfás Gábor

A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy

Hungarian

Gyárfás Gábor

2001: A Space Odyssey

Hungarian

Gyárfás Gábor

Hannah and Her Sisters

East German

Günter Wongel

Beverly Hills Cop

Hungarian

Miklós Károly

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Hungarian

Fock Jeno

The Prophet, the Gold

Czech

Karel Zavadil

1941

Hungarian

Árendás József

Latest additions - Click here to see more of our recent acquisitions

Schindler's List

Soviet

Tom Martin

Schindler's List

Soviet

Tom Martin

Gone with the Wind

Soviet

Howard Terpning

Enemy Mine

Soviet

Unknown artist

Rally

Soviet

Markovich Mark Mihailovich

International Women's Day 1969

Soviet

Unknown artist

Werckmeister Harmonies

Hungarian

Unknown artist

NON FILM POSTERS - MUSIC, ADVERTISEMENT, EXHIBITION, AND PROPAGANDA

10th Student Film Holiday

Bulgarian

Atanas Stamenov

We Built It in 1975

Hungarian

Gunda Antal

Strength and Masculinity

Soviet

K. K. Ivanov

Ara Parrot In The Leningrad Zoo

Hungarian

Unknown artist

Discover Poland The Land Of Folclore

Polish

Jan Młodożeniec

Malev Hungarian Airlines

Hungarian

Máté András

9th of September 1944

Bulgarian

P. Petrov