Berlinale 2015 Hungarian Film Magazine

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Short Film

Symptom (Tünet)

The Execution (Kivégzés)

21 min, 2014

14 min, 2014

Director: Gábor Attila Kovács cast: Enikő Börcsök, László Gálffi, Anikó Für Producer: László Hartai, Gábor Rajna, Gábor Sipos Production company: ELTE contact: csigagabor@gmail.com

Director: Petra Szőcs cast: Katalin Moldován, Zalán Ilyés, Tamás Fosztó, András Dancsuly, Liliana Derevici Producers: Iván Angelusz, Ágnes Csere co-producers: Róbert Lakatos, Gábor Rajna, Gábor Sipos Production company: Merkel Film Kft., Katapult Film Contact: office@katapultfilm.hu

On an average morning, Kati wakes up and realizes that her reflection in the mirror has disappeared. Her quiet, reserved life is turned upside down as she struggles to understand her unusual situation. Meanwhile, the appearance of a mysterious and appealing man does not let her rest. Gábor Attila Kovács lives, studies, and works in Budapest, Hungary. This year he will complete his degree at the Eötvös Loránd University, Department of Film Studies MA program in Filmmaking Specialization. Gábor likes to reveal human stories through small and unexpected moments and details. He is currently working on the screenplay for his next short.

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It’s 1990 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Three children reenact Ceausescu’s execution. Who will be the victim? Petra Szőcs was born in cluj-Napoca, romania but now lives in Budapest. She earned a degree in Screenwriting at the University of Theatre and FIlm Arts, Budapest. Her shorts have played at Trieste Film Festival, and the Transylvanian International Film Festival She prefers to work with amateur actors. She is also a poet.

Supported by the Hungarian National Film Fund

Cannes Short Film Competition 2014 Supported by the Hungarian National Film Fund

The Seventies (Hetvenes)

The Winner (G yőztes)

29 min, 2014

21 min, 2014

Director: Linda Dombrovszky cast: Kálmán Németh, Al Ghaoui Hesna, Konrád Quintus, Zoltán Megyeri Producer: István Koller Production company: KKTV Media contact: dombrovszky@gmail.com

Director: Dávid Géczy cast: Andor Lukáts, Iván Kamarás, Eszter Földes Producer: Zoltán Janovics, Fruzsina Skrabski Production company: Becsengetünk Kft. contact: daveefilm@gmail.com

At an unknown time in the near future, a Central-Eastern European country – fearing overpopulation as a result of an aging population – passes a gruesome law that requires everyone approaching the age of 70 be put to sleep in a humane fashion.

An elderly lifeguard gets a life-changing medical diagnosis. As a result, he has to abstain from any physical activity. This is devastating news for the lifeguard because he’s a dedicated swimming coach and former Olympic champion. Everyday he races against the younger version of himself, unable to come to terms with his present circumstances.

Linda Dombrovszky graduated as film and television director at University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest. She studied on scholarship at centro Sperimentale di cinematografia in rome. Director of several award-winning short films and documentaries, she is currently working on her first feature script based on the story of Seventies.

Dávid Géczy is a Hungarian film director. Since 2008 he has been directing numerous commercials, music videos, and television series. He’s also made 4 short movies and is currently working on 3 feature fiction projects. The first one is about a serial killer in a noir-gangster drama; the second is about a bank robbery; and the third is an “eastern” western movie.

Supported by Media Council Film and Media Funding Scheme

Supported by Media Council Film and Media Funding Scheme

HUNGARIAN FILM MAGAZINE


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