Hungary’s Film Reform Looks Beyond the 30% Rebate to Equity and Co-Production
Hungary’s film reform commissioner is exploring new equity and co-production funding for international projects while seeking to strengthen confidence in ...
Hungary’s film reform commissioner is exploring new equity and co-production funding for international projects while seeking to strengthen confidence in ...
Following its Venice Days premiere, Lili Horvát’s first English-language feature will compete for Best Film in London with Mackenzie Davis ...
Preserved and digitised in Budapest before restoration with Peter Jackson’s Park Road, Queen’s historic 1986 Népstadion concert is returning to ...
MOME graduate Márk László's gothic coming-of-age short will compete at the Sarajevo Film Festival after its selection at Annecy.
Viktória Sovák of the NFI Film Lab joins Budapest Reporter at Eurocine Expo to reveal how Hungary’s film lab keeps ...
There are moments at film festivals when the newest premieres share space with the past in ways that feel less ...
Hungarian cinema without permission: The Rise of Films That Don’t Ask, Just Play
After a long journey across international festivals and acclaim abroad, Silent Friend, the latest film by Ildikó Enyedi, finally premiered in ...
On December 23, 2025, the Hungarian government officially published its long-awaited decree confirming continued funding for the country’s internationally renowned ...
A Platform Shaping Hungary’s Next Generation of Filmmakers The Budapest Debut Film Forum (BDFF) celebrates its sixth edition as the ...