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Mao, the Real Man (1995)

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Released February 16, 1995Runtime 0h 55mDirector Szilveszter Siklósi

What is the connection between the bloody gang war that once raged over control of the Chicago fish market, the decades of terror perpetrated by the Chinese, Russian, and Italian mafias, the secret operations of the CIA and the KGB, the Cuban revolution, and the Kennedy assassination? And who is the 100-year-old monk who is revered as a saint in a Nepalese monastery and in whose body the presence of a strange crystal can be detected? Szilveszter Siklósi's thrilling "documentary" provides striking and convincing answers to questions that have preoccupied the world's public for nearly a generation.

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Cast of Mao, the Real Man

Mao Zedong

Mao Zedong

Self (Archive)

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Who stars in Mao, the Real Man?

Mao, the Real Man stars Philip Balla, Margit Huckaby, András Sándor, Mao Zedong.

Who directed Mao, the Real Man?

Mao, the Real Man was directed by Szilveszter Siklósi.

How long is Mao, the Real Man?

Mao, the Real Man has a runtime of 0h 55m.

What is Mao, the Real Man about?

What is the connection between the bloody gang war that once raged over control of the Chicago fish market, the decades of terror perpetrated by the Chinese, Russian, and Italian mafias, the secret operations of the CIA and the KGB, the Cuban revolution, and the Kennedy assassination? And who is the 100-year-old monk who is revered as a saint in a Nepalese monastery and in whose body the presence of a strange crystal can be detected? Szilveszter Siklósi's thrilling "documentary" provides striking and convincing answers to questions that have preoccupied the world's public for nearly a generation.