Meet the Hungarian National Film Fund at Berlinale
Berlinale Panorama Special
Genesis
Genesis provides a dramatic depiction of sin, catharsis and rebirth. With strong biblical roots, the story is told via the journeys of very different individuals from completely separate sections of society whose paths never cross but whose fates become intricately entwined as they twist through the shadow cast by this horrendous crime.
Screenings
18.02. 12:30 PM Cinestar 3 – Press
18.02. 3 PM Photo Call
18.02. 3:10 PM Press Conference
18.02. 9:30 PM Zoo Palast 1 – Premiere
19.02. 12:00 PM CinemaxX 7
20.02. 5 PM Cubix 9
23.02. 12:30 PM CinemaxX 7
24.02. 1 PM Zoo Palast 2
Premiere attended by Árpád Bogdán writer-director, Andrea Taschler and Gábor Ferenczy producers, and the main cast: Anna Marie Cseh, Milán Csordás, and Anna Enikő Illés.
Rebuilding The Moral Firewall - Interview with Árpád Bogdán and Andrea Taschler
Contacts
International Sales: Klaudia ANDROSOVITS
FESTIVALS: Kati VAJDA, Márta BÉNYEI
PRESS: Marijana HARDER
Berlinale Classics
My 20th Century
My 20th Century (1989, Cannes Camera d’Or), Ildikó Enyedi’s (On Body and Soul, Berlinale Golden Bear 2017) debut feature is a complex, poetic fairy tale, and an homage to silent movies. Shot in black-and-white, the film follows the very different live of identical twins in Old Europe at the dawn of the 20th century.
Using the original camera negative and the magnetic sound track, the film was digitally restored in 4K by the Hungarian National Film Fund Film Archive and Filmlab.
Screenings
20.02. 7 PM CinemaxX 8 | Attended by Ildikó Enyedi writer-director & Tibor Máthé DoP
22.02. 12:45 PM CinemaxX 8
A Wonderful First Film Among the Berlinale Classics
Sales & Festivals: Tamara NAGY
Shooting Star from Hungary: Réka Tenki
Growing up in a „theater family”, Réka Tenki has been at home on the stage since she was young. Tenki was named one of Variety’s ”10 Europeans to Watch” and was seen in Ildikó Enyedi’s acclaimed On Body and Soul (Berlinale Golden Bear, Academy Award Nominee in Best Foreign Language Film category).
Meet Hungary’s Shooting Star: Réka Tenki
MARKET SCREENINGS
HNFF World Sales
MGB #150
Klaudia ANDROSOVITS
web: hnffworldsales.com
Budapest Noir by Éva Gárdos
16.02. 6:40 PM | CinemaxX 19
The Whiskey Bandit by Nimród Antal
17.02. 7:25 PM | CinemaxX 12
The Butcher, the Whore and the One Eyed Man by János Szász
18. 02. 7:45 PM | CinemaxX 16
BERLINALE SHORTS
Solar Walk
Solar Walk shows a journey through space and the process of creation within an animated cosmic chaos.
The third film by Réka Bucsi will debut at Berlinale. Her graduation film Symphony no. 42came out back in 2014, which was followed by LOVE in 2016. This year, her latest work,Solar Walk, produced by The Animation Workshop in Denmark, is a 20-minute short film that follows the genre of science fiction.
Screenings
17.02. 4 PM CinemaxX 5
19.02. 9:30 PM CinemaxX 3
20.02. 5:30 PM Colosseum 1
22.02. 4 PM CinemaxX 5
To Depict The Unimaginable - Interview with Animation Director Réka Bucsi
Berlin Critics’ Week
The Rub by Péter Lichter & Bori Máté
Screening
21.02. 8 PM Hackesche Höfe Kino
Rotting Hamlet - Searching for the Avant-Garde Shakespeare in Péter Lichter and Bori Máté’s The Rub
8th October 2016 by Péter Lichter & Bori Máté
Screening
16.02. 8 PM Hackesche Höfe Kino