Ravine, mejor película húngara del año
por Fabien Lemercier
- El largometraje de Balázs Krasznahorkai se lleva el máximo galardón de los Premios del cine húngaro de 2021
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Handed out at the closing ceremony of the brand-new Hungarian Motion Picture Festival (see the news), the Hungarian Motion Picture Awards, given to the best Hungarian productions of the year, singled out Ravine, the feature debut by Balázs Krasznahorkai, as the big winner. The story, written by the director himself, revolves around Hungarian obstetrician Bálint Grassai, who left his native village in Maramures, Romania, many years ago to attend medical school in Budapest. He also left behind a son whom he never met, the result of a short affair with a local woman. At Easter, when Bálint returns to bury his father, he is forced to decide the fate of his abandoned son. Simon is now a self-destructive and rebellious 17-year-old, beholden to local gang leader Dumitru. On the cusp of becoming a father again, Bálint is wrenched back into the stark and unforgiving world he left behind. Production duties on Ravine were handled by Pipacs Film and AGA Media. Its international sales are handled by the Hungarian National Film Institute.
Also worth pointing out is the Best Actor Award handed to Tibor Gáspár for his turn in The Inventor [+lee también:
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Lastly, it is worth noting that the Berlinale Silver Bear winner Natural Light [+lee también:
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Here is the full list of winners:
Best Feature Film
Ravine - Balázs Krasznahorkai
Best TV Film
Pilate - Linda Dombrovszky
Best TV Series
Strangled - Árpád Sopsits
Best Short Film
1919 - János Bozsogi
Best Animated Short Film
The Demolisher of the World and the Restorers - Ferenc Cakó
Best Full-length Documentary
Our Kodály - Eszter Petrovics
Best Short Documentary
Genocide in Pozsonyligetfalu - Zoltán Udvardy and Dávid Géczy
Best First Feature Director
Péter Varsics - Perfect As You Are
Best Director
Linda Dombrovszky – Pilate
Best Actress
Ildikó Hámori - Pilate
Best Actor
Tibor Gáspár - The Inventor [+lee también:
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Best Supporting Role
György Cserhalmi - Rododendron (short film)
Best Cinematography
András Nagy – Post Mortem [+lee también:
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Best Screenplay
Dénes Nagy – Natural Light [+lee también:
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Best Sound
Imre Madácsi - Budapest Heist [+lee también:
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Best Editor
István Király - Post Mortem
Best Visual Design
Balázs Hujber - Post Mortem
Best Costumes
Ágh Márton - Natural Light
Best Make-up
Dániel Hámori - Post Mortem
Best Music
Selmeczi György - Ardere et Lucere
Audience Award
The Taxi Driver - László Béres (short film)
(Traducción del francés)
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