Tag: hungarian cinema

Venice’s Casa del Cinema is presenting a 15-film retrospective of Imre Gyöngyössy, Barna Kabay and Katalin Petényi, revisiting the Hungarian ...

Following its Venice Days premiere, Lili Horvát’s first English-language feature will compete for Best Film in London with Mackenzie Davis ...

Following six awards in Venice and an international theatrical rollout, Ildikó Enyedi’s Silent Friend has been selected as Hungary’s official ...

Kornél Mundruczó’s Place to Be premiered in Venice, pairing Ellen Burstyn and Taika Waititi in a gentle road movie shaped ...

Projects by Lili Horvát, Gábor Reisz, Kornél Mundruczó and Lydia Cornett reveal four distinct routes through which Hungarian filmmaking reaches ...

At La Femme International Film Festival Europe in Budapest, leading filmmakers discussed the realities of building a lasting career in ...

The atmosphere at Origo’s studio café was electric from the morning onward. Guests, film professionals, and diplomats mingled over refreshments ...

Hungarian Academy Award–winning director István Szabó (Mephisto) teamed up again with veteran producer Robert Lantos on Embers, based on the ...

As Kornél Mundruczó heads to the 2026 Berlinale with At the Sea, Budapest’s elite creative export proves once again that ...

Hungarian cinema without permission: The Rise of Films That Don’t Ask, Just Play