Prizes of the 38th Hungarian Film Week FEATURE FILMSMain Prize for Best “Author” Film: ISKA’S JOURNEY directed by CSABA BOLLÓKMain Prize for Best “Genre” Film: KONYEC directed by GÁBOR ROHONYIBest Director: JÁNOS SZÁSZ for OPIUM - DIARY OF A MADWOMANBest Cinematography: TIBOR MÁTHÉ for OPIUM - DIARY OF A MADWOMANBest First Film / SIMÓ SÁNDOR PRIZE: ÁRPÁD BOGDÁN for HAPPY NEW LIFEBest Production Design:GYÖRGY ÁRVAI, EDIT SZŰCS, JÁNOS BRECKL, GÁBOR MEDVIGY and ZOLTÁN...

38th Hungarian Film Week opens with Pál Sándor’s Noah’s Ark The traditional showcase of the newest Hungarian film production, the 38th Hungarian Film Week will be held on January 30 – February 6, 2007, in Budapest. For the first time in the history of the festival, a selection committee decided about the feature competition line-up which includes 18 movies. Pál Sándor’s new feature, Noah’s Ark will open the 38th Hungarian Film Week on January 30 in Budapest. Pál Sándor (A Strang...

Pál Sándor’s new feature, Noah’s Ark will open the 38th Hungarian Film Week on January 30 in Budapest. Pál Sándor (A Strange Role, Berlin: Silver Bear, 1977, Daniel Takes a Train, Cannes: FIPRESCI Prize, 1983) new movie is starring Dezső Garas and Ferenc Kállai, legendary actors of the Hungarian cinema.The 38th Hungarian Film Week, the traditional showcase of the Hungarian film production of the year offers a good opportunity to have an idea of the trends of the Magyar cinematograp...