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Hungarian 3D animation in production

Hungarian 3D animation in production

Áron Gauder's new 3D animation Egill, the Last Pagan will present the adventures of a somehow aggressive viking from Iceland. bővebben
Less screenings, more income – box office trends in 2010 in Hungary

Less screenings, more income – box office trends in 2010 in Hungary

More people buy more expensive tickets to less screenings – this is the short summary of the analysis of Hungarian box office trends of the first half of 2010. bővebben
International stars lead Magic Boys

International stars lead Magic Boys

An American gangster starts a business fraud where accidentally two Hungarian workers are also involved, who end up in a chippendale show in England – this is the starting point of one of the biggest Hungarian projects in production this year. The leading roles of Magic Boys are played by Vinnie Jones (known from several Guy Ritchie movies) and Michael Madsen. Experienced comedy director Róbert Koltai has also won major Hungarian stars (Pindroch Csaba, Szabó Győző, Hujber Ferenc) for this film which will speak mainly in English. bővebben
Second film of Bence Miklauzic in post-production

Second film of Bence Miklauzic in post-production

Hungarian director Bence Miklauzic has presented his first feature Sleepwalkers in 2002 and since then worked only on short films and documentaries. His second full length feature, Children of the Green Dragon (A zöld sárkány gyermekei) is already in post-production and is planned to be released this autumn or at the next Hungarian Film Week the latest. bővebben
The Puskás-feature in preproduction

The Puskás-feature in preproduction

Legendary Hungarian soccer player, Ferenc Puskás will be the protagonist of an ambitious feature project which is planned to be finished in 2012. bővebben
Eight Hungarian films on hold?

Eight Hungarian films on hold?

Due to the political changes and budgetary revisions the new government has blocked a substantial amount of the Hungarian Motian Picture Association’s budget. bővebben
Weekend postponed in Hungary

Weekend postponed in Hungary

The shooting of the new film of director Áron Mátyássy - who with his first feature (Utolsó idők / Last Times) won the main prize of the Hungarian Film Week - due to the financial problems within the Hungarian Motion Picture Association is postponed to next year. According to producer Gergely Fodor the shooting was planned to start on 2nd of August, with all permissions and locations already obtained and booked.   bővebben

Two Hungarian film projects presented in Paris

Mirage, the next film of director Szabolcs Hajdu (Bibliotheque Pascal, White Palm) and Hier (Tegnap) of Bálint Kenyeres (The History of Aviation, short) have been selected to the co-production forum and development platform organised within the Paris Cinéma International Film Festival. The event called Paris Project takes place between 5th and 7th of July and the 14 projects which will be presented to producers and distributors have been selected from more than 300 applications. bővebben

Emerson and Co. – The First Hungarian 3D Movie

Krisztina Goda (director of Children of Glory and Just Sex and Nothing Else) just got a declaration of intent for funding from the Hungarian Motion Picture Association (MMKA) for the first Hungarian 3D movie. Emerson and Co. (Emerson és Tsa) will be an adaptation of a children story written by Levente Lezsák. bővebben
MEDIA support again for CineFest Hungary

MEDIA support again for CineFest Hungary

The international film festival held in the northern Hungarian city of Miskolc has received second year in a row the support of the MEDIA program of the European Union. The festival (CineFest) grows every year in size and prestige, several cult-films have started here their Hungarian carreer. However the MEDIA support means that the festival will screen mainly European productions – this being one of the main conditions of the funding. bővebben

Documentary Project Development Workshop and Film Festival

More than 40 documentary films from 15 countries will be presented at the 6th Dialect Film Festival in Budapest. The festival looks for the anthropological content of the films and usually selects docs which present and analyse the way of life and culture of people in unprivileged situation. The event will take place between 23-28 of June and the international jury will choose the winners from three sections. bővebben