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Hungarian Film Day Events Begin Today

More than a hundred Hungarian films will be available on nineteen television channels, rarely seen Hungarian films will be screened in cinemas, and almost all streaming platforms available in Hungary will join the celebration of Hungarian film starting on 29…
Júlia Szendrey (Sára Mosolygó) and her husband, Sándor Petőfi (Nándor Berettyán) on the evening of 15 March, the first day of the 1848–1848 revolution.

‘Now or Never’ — The Ambitious 15 March Epic that Brings the Revolution to Life

The film is a valuable contribution to keeping the spirit and memory of the 1848 revolution and freedom fight alive by transforming distant historical figures into flesh and blood people in a credible and compelling way. It deserves merit also…
Ferenc Krausz receiving the Nobel Prize in Physics from King Gustav XVI of Sweden (R) at the Nobel Prize award ceremony in the Stockholm Concert Hall on 10 December 2023.

Documentaries about Nobel Laureate Ferenc Krausz and 1956 Hero Mária Wittner to Be Produced with National Film Institute Financing

The production supported by the National Film Institute also include a series titled The Nation’s Golden Boys is in the making, focusing on the Hungarian men’s water polo team that won three consecutive Olympic gold medals between 2000 and 2008,…
Scenes from The Mézga Family animated television series painted on the wall of the former Military Academy in Pasaréti Road in Buda.

National Film Institute Celebrates 110 Years of Hungarian Animation

Throughout the years, Hungary has produced a cornucopia of iconic, memorable cartoons, for both film and television, such as Marcell Jankovics’s TV series Magyar Népmesék (Hungarian Folk Tales, 1980–2012), or Béla Ternovszky’s animated feature comedy Macskafogó (Cat City, 1986)….

‘Lost Hungarian Films’ — Documentary Showcasing the Past of the Hungarian Film Industry Released

The fifteen-minute documentary focuses on the early challenges of Hungarian cinema history, including the flammability of nitro celluloid film reels, which resulted in numerous tragic fires during the silent film era….
Young people watch a Hungarian film at a free-of-charge outdoor film screening in Hunyadi Square in Budapest on 4 July 2020.

National Film Institute Launches Nationwide Film Club Network in Rural Locations

The objective of the initiative is to promote Hungarian films, foster audience engagement, and enhance the cultural and community life of rural settlements, as announced by the institute on Wednesday….

Creative Tapestry: NFI’s Investment in TV Films, Documentaries, and Animation

The NFI’s decision-making committee voted to support the production of six different television works….

Semmelweis Biopic Available in Hungarian Cinemas from Thursday

At a press conference in Budapest, producer Tamás Lajos disclosed that there are ongoing negotiations with international streaming services, expressing optimism regarding the film’s success abroad….

Semmelweis  —  The World Premiere of the Hungarian Biopic in New York

National Film Institute Director Csaba Káel emphasized in his remarks before the screening that in recent years, Hungary has hosted landmark productions that have established Budapest as the second biggest film hub in Europe after London. The list of international…

Ignác Semmelweis’s Legacy on Film Premieres in New York

Lajos Koltai’s film, produced by the Szupermodern Film Studio with the support of the Hungarian National Film Institute (NFI), portrays the life and work of Ignác Semmelweis, the world-famous Hungarian obstetrician who challenged traditional theories and sought to combat one…

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