Magyar Filmunió was established in 1992 by the Motion Picture Public Foundation of Hungary for the promotion of the Hungarian cinematography throughout the world. Since October 2011, Magyar Filmunió has been operating as the International Division of the Hungarian National Film Fund.
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Janos Szasz’ film, based on Agota Kristof’s world famous cult novel, Le Grand Cahier will be presented as a world premiere at the 48th Karlovy Vary IFF’s Main Competition. The Hungarian-German-Austrian-French co-production stars Piroska Molnár, Ulrich Matthes, Ulrich Thomsen and Orsi Tóth.
Magyar Filmunió, the International Division of the Hungarian National Film Fund is proud to launch the Hungarian Pavilion at the Festival de Cannes / Marché du Film on 15 May.
Cannes Film Festival’s prestigious sidebar program, Directors’ Fortnight will premiere Dénes Nagy SOFT RAIN. The 28-minute Campfilm production has recently won the Audience Award at Budapest "Friss Hús" short film festival.
MY WAY HOME, THE ROUND-UP, RED PSALM... Wiesbaden goEast Homage is dedicated to a key protagonist of the New Wave in Eastern Europe: the Hungarian director Miklós Jancsó.
Péter Bergendy’s Chicago Gold Hugo winner genre piece set during the late ’50s will be screened in Cleveland International Film Festival’s 10th Central and Eastern European Film Competition.
Péter Lichter's 5-minute short will be on show at New York City's prestigious film event founded by Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal.
Krisztina Deák’s latest feature starring Eszter Ónodi, has been successfully premiered in Turkey, Canada, Greece, Spain, the US and India. Alongside Best Foreign Film Award, Turkish Film Critics' Association Prize went to the Hungarian-Polish-Romanian coproduction at Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival.| ©Magyar Filmunió - contact / kontakt |  |
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