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630 articles available in total starting from 22/04/2003. Last article published on 27/11/2025.

Hajdu adapts Dostoevsky’s The Gambler

After Sticky Matters (Best Debut Feature at Hungarian Film Week 2002), Tamara (2004), White Palms (Cannes Directors’ Fortnight 2006) and the multiple award-winning Bibliothèque Pascal (unveiled in...  

24/02/2011 | Production | Hungary

Open letter to friends of Hungarian cinema

Film directors Ildikó Enyedi, Benedek Fliegauf, Szabolcs Hajdú, Miklós Jancsó, Ágnes Kocsis, Márta Mészáros, Kornél Mundruczó, György Pálfi and Béla Tarr have published an open letter to friends...  

08/02/2011 | Industry | Hungary

Tarr’s The Turin Horse to vie for Golden Bear

After the Cannes competition in 2007, Hungarian maestro Béla Tarr will join the race for the Golden Bear at the 61st Berlinale (February 10-20) with what he has described as the last film of his...  

19/01/2011 | Berlinale 2011 | Hungary

Takings up, admissions down in 2010

Dominated by US films, which occupy the top 20 spots in the annual box office rankings in the wake of Avatar (772m forints in takings), the 2010 season in Hungarian theatres closed on a...  

10/01/2011 | Box Office | Hungary

Glass Tiger 3 aims for box office heights

Produced by Filmpartners and launched yesterday in Hungarian theatres by Szuez Film, Péter Rudolf’s cult comedy Glass Tiger 3 will try to lift the spirits of a national film industry in turmoil...  

17/12/2010 | Releases | Hungary

Hungarian Film Week 2011 cancelled

An annual showcase of the best of Hungarian production, the 42nd Hungarian Film Week, which was set to be held at the start of February 2011 in Budapest, has been cancelled due to the serious...  

09/12/2010 | Industry | Hungary

MMKA fights for survival

A financing pillar for Hungarian film production and distribution, the Motion Picture Public Foundation of Hungary (MMKA) is going through a difficult time and the Hungarian government is...  

11/11/2010 | Institutions | Hungary

Cameofilm launches Kolorado Kid and looks to the future

In Hungarian theatres today, Attila Csáky’s production company Cameofilm is releasing András B. Vágvölgyi’s debut feature Kolorado Kid (see news), which won Best Genre Film at Hungarian Film Week...  

14/10/2010 | Releases | Hungary

Eastern promises at CinePécs

Pécs International Film Festival, Hungary’s oldest film event, has had many different formats since its creation. Its current edition has been in full swing since Monday and will run until October...  

07/10/2010 | Festivals | Hungary

Women Without Men triumphs at Miskolc

The 7th International Film Festival in Miskolc (third largest Hungarian city, located in the north of the country), an event of reference in Central Europe, closed yesterday with the triumph of...  

20/09/2010 | Festivals | Hungary

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