Multi-award winning Hungarian film director and screenwriter Miklos Jancso has died at the age of 92. He won best director award at the 1972 Cannes film festival for the Red Psalm, and in 1979 Cannes bestowed on him a lifetime achievement award.
Ádám Császi’s first full-length feature film, LAND OF STORMS, has been selected for the Panorama sidebar at the Berlin International Film Festival between 6-16 February. The Hungarian-German coproduction was developed and produced with professional and financial support of the Hungarian National Film Fund.
Réka Bucsi’s MOME Anim diploma film titled Symphony no. 42 has been selected for the short film competition of the Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival. The ten-minute digital drawing animation was made at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest (MOME) with the support of the Hungarian National Film Fund.
Nine features will advance to the next round of voting in the Foreign Language Film category for the 86th Academy Awards® (Oscars). Seventy-six films had originally been considered in the category.
In his acceptance speech, Joshua Oppenheimer dedicated the prize to his Anonymous Indonesian crew, and especially to his Anonymous Indonesian co-director.
The 20th jubilee TITANIC INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL will run between 5-13th April. It gives an overall selection of the best contemporary films. This year 74 films (61 feature films 13 shorts) will be presented of famous and first-film directors as well and it also shows fascinating pieces of less-known regions too. Titanic operates as a Competition Festival since 2005.
Multi-award winning Hungarian film director and screenwriter Miklos Jancso has died at the age of 92. He won best director award at the 1972 Cannes film festival for the Red Psalm, and in 1979 Cannes bestowed on him a lifetime achievement award.
Ádám Császi’s first full-length feature film, LAND OF STORMS, has been selected for the Panorama sidebar at the Berlin International Film Festival between 6-16 February. The Hungarian-German coproduction was developed and produced with professional and financial support of the Hungarian National Film Fund.
Réka Bucsi’s MOME Anim diploma film titled Symphony no. 42 has been selected for the short film competition of the Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival. The ten-minute digital drawing animation was made at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest (MOME) with the support of the Hungarian National Film Fund.
Nine features will advance to the next round of voting in the Foreign Language Film category for the 86th Academy Awards® (Oscars). Seventy-six films had originally been considered in the category.
In his acceptance speech, Joshua Oppenheimer dedicated the prize to his Anonymous Indonesian crew, and especially to his Anonymous Indonesian co-director.