The dream vacation of the Mézga family and their neighbor, Dr. Máris, initiated by an invitation from the mysterious Pisti Hufnágel, quickly turns into a penniless, round-the-world fight for survival. From the freezing South Pole to scorching deserts, the destitute group gets entangled in countless absurd adventures while desperately trying to find a way back home to Hungary.
Endre Harkányi
Mézga Géza (voice)
Ilona Györi
Mézgáné Rezovits Paula (voice)
György Bárdy
Dr. Máris Ottokár (voice)
Péter Geszti
Mézga Aladár (voice)
Margit Földessy
Mézga Kriszta (voice)
János Gálvölgyi
Narrátor (voice)
The dream vacation of the Mézga family and their neighbor, Dr. Máris, initiated by an invitation from the mysterious Pisti Hufnágel, quickly turns into a penniless, round-the-world fight for survival. From the freezing South Pole to scorching deserts, the destitute group gets entangled in countless absurd adventures while desperately trying to find a way back home to Hungary.
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