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in Berlinale Shorts competition |
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Entropia by Flóra Anna Buda
world premiere
graduation film |
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Three women, three lives in parallel worlds, until the moment a fly causes a bug in the system. The universe collapses, sex is in the air, bras are overrated and the stars twinkle!
Screenings
08.02. 21:30 CinemaxX 3
10.02. 21:30 CinemaxX 3
11.02. 16:00 CinemaxX 5 - Premiere
13.02. 21:30 CinemaxX 3
14.02. 21:30 Odeon
15.02. 13:00 Zoo Palast 2
15.02. 17:00 Colosseum 1
16.02. 16:00 CinemaxX 5
17.02. 16:00 International
Interview with Flóra Anna Buda: "I Don’t Think a Person Works on Just One Single Level"
Contacts
Sales: Klaudia ANDROSOVITS
Festivals: Kati VAJDA, Márta BÉNYEI
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Mr. Mare by Luca Tóth (Hu/Fr)
world premiere |
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Mr. Mare is a surreal animated chamber play, set in a ‘haunted’ claustrophobic space, in which we witness the dynamics of unrequited love as we follow the relationship of an oddly codependent pair.
Screenings
08.02. 16:00 CinemaxX 5
10.02. 21:30 CinemaxX 3
12.02. 21:30 CinemaxX 3 - Premiere
13.02. 15:00 Zoo Palast 3
14.02. 14:00 HAU Hebbel am Ufer (HAU1)
14.02. 17:00 Colosseum 1
15.02. 16:00 CinemaxX 5
17.02. 17:00 Colosseum 1
Interview with Luca Tóth: "The Perspective of a Creature Who Doesn’t Have the Behavioural Tools Needed to be Loved”
Contact
Festivals, sales: Gábor OSVÁTH |
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Adoption by Márta Mészáros
Golden Bear, CIDALC Prize,
OCIC Prize, Otto Dibelius Prize (1975)
world premiere of the restored version |
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Kata works in a factory. A widow who is turning 43, she’s been having an affair with a married colleague for some time. Kata wants to have a child, but her lover, who already has two children, won’t hear of it.
Screenings
12.02. 19.00 CinemaXX 8 – attended by Márta Mészáros
13.02. 12.30 CinemaXX 9
Interview with Márta Mészáros: A Woman Who Wants to Live and to Give Life
Sales, Festivals: Tamara NAGY |
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MEET MÁRTA MÉSZÁROS AND HANNA SCHYGULLA IN CHB: On the13th of February, the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin will honour Márta Mészáros with a half-day event. Two Mészáros films will be shown from2:15 pm: the Cannes award-winning ‘Diary for my Children’ (1982) and ‘The Two of Them’ (1977), the only movie featuring Vladimir Vysotsky and his French love Marina Vlady together.
The screenings will be followed by a Q&A with Márta Mészáros and special guest Hanna Schygulla from 7pm, moderated by film director Jutta Brückner.
Location: Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, Dorotheenstraße 12, 10117 Berlin
More: www.hungaricum.de
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Sátántangó by Béla Tarr
Caligari Prize, Ecumenical Jury’s Special Mention (1994)
world premiere of the restored version |
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The final inhabitants of an abandoned settlement set off, fleeing their miserable existence by following the promises of a false prophet named Irimias. Béla Tarr uses endless, dimly lit tracking shots to describe his protagonists’ hopeless attitude toward life. Sátántangó is a monument of contemporary cinema, even of all film history.
Screening
16.02. 14.00 Delphi Filmpalast – attended by Béla Tarr
Seven Hours Without a Wasted Moment – How Sátántangó Conquered the World
Sales, Festivals: LuxBox Films |
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Guerilla by György Mór Kárpáti |
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First Feature
Produced in the frame of the Hungarian National Film Fund’s Incubator Program
Having escaped military service to abstain from the cruelty of war, Barnabás must join the Hungarian guerillas and pretend to be a solider in order to rescue his wounded brother, who took his place during military draft.
Screening
11.02. 15:30 CinemaxX 10
Sales, Festivals: The Match Factory |
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Articles, infographics about Hungarian film industry: film funding, service productions, film studios, new initiatives – everything you need to know about Hungarian cinema. Read the whole issue here! |
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