In 1975, over 5,000 young girls auditioned for the lead role in
László Ranódy's Niemandskind (1976). 7-year-old Zsuzsa Czinkóczi got the role. After the
critically-acclaimed movie, Zsuzsa became famous. Although she never
learnt acting, she appeared in many movies and TV films as a child
actress. After she got married and gave birth to a son at the age of
17, Zsuzsa "retired", and appeared only in Márta Mészáros' films, including
the sequels of the critically acclaimed _Napló gyermekeimnek (1982)_: Tagebuch für meine Lieben (1987), Tagebuch für meine Eltern (1990) and
she even had a cameo in the 4th Diary-film (Kisvilma - Land der Hoffnung (2000)). Zsuzsa now lives
in Kecskemét as a divorced mom with her son, Tamás and works as a hall
porter.
