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626 articles available in total starting from 22/04/2003. Last article published on 07/10/2025.

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Review: Cat Call

Review: Cat Call

The first feature by Hungarian filmmaker Rozália Szeleczki is a Sleeping Beauty type of fairy tale about a princess bewitched by both childhood trauma and an enigmatic black cat  

22/11/2023 | Black Nights 2023 | First Feature Competition

Laszló Csaki • Director of Pelikan Blue

Interview: Laszló Csaki • Director of Pelikan Blue

“Directors should only make films about the things they know”

The Hungarian director immortalises a train-ticket scam in this animation for adults, the first-ever animated flick to be shown in Critics’ Picks  

22/11/2023 | Black Nights 2023 | Critics’ Picks

Borbála Nagy is shooting The Origin of the World

Borbála Nagy is shooting The Origin of the World

Orsolya Török-Illyés, Vera Sipos and Rozália Székely star in this Lupa Pictures production, which examines motherhood from three angles in Budapest, Berlin and Paris  

17/11/2023 | Production | Funding | Hungary/France/Germany

Szabolcs Hajdu • Director of Kalman's Day

Interview: Szabolcs Hajdu • Director of Kalman's Day

“We go where the audiences are”

The Hungarian director has made a new chamber film about the nature of relationships, which he himself stars in  

16/11/2023 | Black Nights 2023 | Critics’ Picks

Review: Pelikan Blue

Review: Pelikan Blue

In his tense animated documentary, László Csaki tells the nostalgic story of the travels and adventures of three Hungarian friends in the early 1990s  

15/11/2023 | Black Nights 2023 | Critics’ Picks

Review: Kalman’s Day

Review: Kalman’s Day

Established Hungarian filmmaker Szabolcs Hajdu unravels the frustrations and existential dilemmas of two couples during a midlife crisis  

15/11/2023 | Black Nights 2023 | Critics’ Picks

Review: Power

Review: Power

In his sophomore feature, Mátyás Prikler examines the mechanics of power and morality through the story of a fatal hunting accident involving high-profile politicians  

14/11/2023 | Zagreb 2023

Katalin Moldovai • Director of Without Air

Interview: Katalin Moldovai • Director of Without Air

"One of the main topics of the film is freedom of expression and the oppression that some may face"

The young Hungarian filmmaker born in Romania discusses her debut feature, a very subtle film about a teacher progressively ostracised  

13/11/2023 | Arras 2023

Episode 54: Infinity Pool (Canada/Hungary/Croatia/France)

Episode 54: Infinity Pool (Canada/Hungary/Croatia/France)

The producers of the film by Brandon Cronenberg are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support  

26/10/2023 | The Co-production Podcast

Review: Without Air

Review: Without Air

The debut feature from Hungarian filmmaker Katalin Moldovai meticulously explores political correctness’ destructive power on teaching  

14/09/2023 | Toronto 2023 | Discovery

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