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User login Username: * Password: * Create new account Request new password \|FRENCH VERSION\| RSS Feeds Martin Scorsese Masterclass in Cannes Active Members Red Sea Inte Newsletter European Fil Siraj Syed indieenterta Pierre Yves Editor Palm Springs Tallinn Blac The Robin Me Fantasporto Torino Film Best Shorts Anna Polibin Phillip Berg Lalit Rao More blogs	> Your site > Search 4,000 festival directory Forums Members directory New films directory Pix Galleries Videos Awards Festivals Ambiance Fest. circuit Red carpet Travel & acc. Call for entry Film Animation Documentary Hollywood Independent Promo showcase Shorts Student Videos People Fest directors Honors Interviews Pros D cinema Markets News Home >> the Hungarian Film Festival the Hungarian Film Festival Ninth Hungarian Film Fest of LA Kicks Off with "Chameleon" Hungarian films lined up at an annual Los Angeles film festival for already the ninth time in order to remind Hollywood of its Hungarian roots. Bunyik Entertainment presented a Krisztina Goda film, "Chameleon", the official Hungarian foreign-language submission for the 82nd Academy Awards on the opening night of this year's festival at Laemmle's Monica 4-Plex in Santa Monica, on November 5. The famous Hungarian-American filmma... 06.11.2009 \| Brigitta_B's blog Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles “The Hungarian Film Festival is without a doubt the best ethnic film festival in Los Angeles. It is well programmed and well produced. I can not think of a better way in which to promote Hungarian cinema in Hollywood.” GREGORY LAMMLE ...Lammle Theaters “The opportunity for film enthusiasts to see Hungarian films, exchange ideas and generate relationships in the entertainment community are just the beginning of the positive benefits that stem from the Hungarian Film Festival. This festival provides an opportunity for Hungarian filmmakers to voice their passion for storytelling through the beauty of film. “An American Rhapsody”, a film by Hungarian Eva Gardos, was the International Grand Prize winner of the Hartley-Merrill Screenwriting Competition, but it was the Hungarian Film Festival that allowed Eva to share her voice with the rest of the world.” DEBBIE VANDERMULLEN… Hartley-Merrill “The festival has made it possible to meet and converse with Hungarian directors, writers and actors and be exposed to films we would ordinarily not see. Hollywood can be quite insular. We need the Hungarian Film Festival to enrich our cultural scene.” IRVIN KERSHNER … Film Director/Producer In loving memory “Congratulations Bela on your Fourth Annual Hungarian Film Festival in Los Angeles. You’re the best Hungarian Ambassador for introducing Hungarian Film-makers & their films to Hollywood. All the best. IKA PANAJOTOVIC … Film Producer “The Hungarian Film Festival in Los Angeles has been a very important event. I’m thanking Bela Bunyik (Bunyik Entertainment) for there excellent presentation and to keep reminding the public that the Hungarians are still among the Best Movie makers in the world!” MICKY HARGITAY……Actor “The Hungarian Film Festival never fails to delight. I look forward to seeing old friends and new emerging talent. The quality of Hungarian film making is of the highest order.” CHARLES COHEN...Film Producer “The Hungarian Film Festival presents to the Los Angeles community new and rare Hungarian films. I have been especially enriched by meeting director colleagues, Karoly Makk and Janos Szasz. My praise to Bonnie and Bela Bunyik for their tireless and wonderful work bringing the festival to us. DAISY GERBER…. Film Director Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles's videoblog 4420 reads Sooner or Later, Interview with a young Hungarian director By Anita FalusiIn my quest, to collect more information about the situation of Hungarian Cinema today, I came across a talented independent filmmaker, Madarász István. He was brought to my attention because even though he never went to film school his movies win award after award from the U.S. throughout Hungary to Spain. Recently, he even got a grant for pitching a new project to a 15 producer panel at the Central European Pitch Forum. I decided to ask him; what is the secret to be a successf... 06.02.2008 \| ÉCU-The European Independent Film Festival's blog	Links The Bulletin Board > The Bulletin Board Blog > Partner festivals calling now > Call for Entry Channel > Film Showcase > The Best for Fests > Meet our Fest Partners Following News Interview with EFM (Berlin) Director Interview with IFTA Chairman (AFM) Interview with Cannes Marche du Film Director Filmfestivals.com dailies live coverage from > Live from India > Live from LA > Beyond Borders > Locarno > Toronto > Venice > San Sebastian > AFM > Tallinn Black Nights > Red Sea International Film Festival > Palm Springs Film Festival > Kustendorf > Rotterdam > Sundance > Santa Barbara Film Festival SBIFF > Berlin / EFM > Fantasporto > Amdocs > Houston WorldFest > Julien Dubuque International Film Festival > Cannes / Marche du Film Useful links for the indies: > Big files transfer > Celebrities / Headlines / News / Gossip > Clients References > Crowd Funding > Deals > Festivals Trailers Park > Film Commissions > Film Schools > Financing > Independent Filmmaking > Motion Picture Companies and Studios > Movie Sites > Movie Theatre Programs > Music/Soundtracks > Posters and Collectibles > Professional Resources > Screenwriting > Search Engines > Self Distribution > Search sites – Entertainment > Short film > Streaming Solutions > Submit to festivals > Videos, DVDs > Web Magazines and TV > Other resources + SUBSCRIBE to the weekly Newsletter + Connecting film to fest: Marketing & Promotion + Special offers and discounts + Festival Waiver service Deals + Special offers and discounts from filmfestivals.com + Festival Waiver service + One month festival promotion + The Bulletin Board service + Become a festival partner Selected fun offers JUST FOR FUN > Bonus Casino > casasapuestasdeportivas.es > Casinoonlineespaña.es > Casinos online > Festival offers > Rahapelit The Editor + Get the Editor's picks and news + Promote your line up during AFM - Cannes - Berlin + The editorial festivals and markets partners + Contact the Editor + The Editor's pick 'BEST FOR FESTS' Poll Dear filmfestivals.com Visitor: can you please tell us which is your profession? Thanks I am filmmaker 41% A festival organizer 19% A journalist 5% A film professionnal (neither filmmaker, nor festival staff or media) 7% A film student 12% Just a film fan 16% Total votes: 3978 22 comments Editor's videoblog 80248 reads Older polls Recent blog posts Submissions open for the Julien Dubuque Film Festival: April 24 – 28, 2024 The Red Sea International Film Festival 2024 Closing Night And Awards Interview with the team of SAIFY screening at Red Sea International Film Festival The Festival Beat N°1118 VIDEO: full ceremony - the winners of the European Film Awards 2024 Red Sea International Film Festival Celebrates Women in Cinema Red Sea International Film Festival (Red Sea IFF) honours award winning actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF) announced the winners of the Red Sea Souk Project Market Mahayogi-Highway 1 to Happiness, Review: An impassioned monologue for universal peace and tolerance IFFI 2024, 22: Nithya Menen and the Power of Nuance more
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