In 2024, the CineFest Lifetime Achievement Award will go to Sándor Kardos, one of the greatest experimentalists of Hungarian cinema, aged 80. Sándor Kardos will receive the CineFest Lifetime Achievement Award at the closing gala of the festival.
Norwegian 'Lovable' recently won a record five awards in Karlovy Vary. The relationship drama tells the story of a marriage falling apart. Director Lilja Ingolfsdottir and composer Lukas Alexanderson will attend at today's screening.
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The lives of a middle-class Chinese family are intertwined with the life of their son's mysterious new friend. The screening of 'A Brief History of a Family' will be followed by Q&A with director-screenwriter Lin Jianjie.
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The moving Bulgarian romantic drama Because I Love Bad Weather is screened at CineFest East of Europe program. The screening on the 12th is followed by Q&A with director Yana Lekarska and cinematographer Mladen Minev.
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A Land Behindis set on a small island organic farm, where several generations' desire surface. China Focus features a screening of the film tomorrow at 6pm, followed by Q&A with actress Zhang Dan.
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Zsófia Szilágyi's new film, January 2,will be screened tomorrow at CineFest! The new film is a realistic story, similar to the previous one, One Day, which also competed in Miskolc, but this time it is about a separation from the point of view of the wife's best friend.
The director of the Slovenian thriller Observing, Janez Burger, will attend the premiere of the film in the East of Europe section. He has , and Observing, has been selected for festivals including Sofia, Trieste and Tallinn, as well as CineFest.
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The opening film of this year's festival, which is also in competition, will be a war film, Arctic Convoy. Director Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken and actor Jon Raneswill be attending today at the opening gala!
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From 6 to 14 September, CineFest is not only the place to see the greatest films, but also to meet the filmmakers. Among others, Patrick Duffy, best known as Bobby Ewing in the Dallas series, will be visiting the festival. This time he plays a part in the Hungarian movie Rebound.
From 6 to 14 September, the 20th CineFest offers an exciting documentary program in addition to the feature films. This year’s CineDocs selection take us around the world to the Swedish forests, the Georgian mountains and the bustling streets of Cuba:
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This year’s selection of the Cinefest's Open Eye program, which has become a tradition, will feature films from outside Europe, with separate sections for Chinese (China Focus) and Turkish (Turkish Days) films.
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From 6 to 14 September @CineFest , audiences can choose from eight feature films in the new competition selection called East of Europe. The line-up will bring the best of contemporary Eastern European cinema. Check out the titles here:
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This year, for the 20th time, CineFest will present the biggest and most acclaimed international films. The competition program of the festival includes the latest works of well-known filmmakers such as Sean Baker, Szabolcs Hajdu and Yorgos Lanthimos.
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The awards of the 19th CineFest were announced! The main prize of the festival, the Imre Pressburger Prize, was awarded to the Georgian film Blackbird, Blackbird, Blackberry. The Adolf Zukor Prize, the festival's grand prize, was awarded to Fallen Leaves.
Today, the winners of the festival will be revealed, and the closing film of CineFest, the Cannes Film Festival’s Palme d’Or winner, Anatomy of a Fall is screened. The day will also be a chance to catch up on several masterpieces. https://t.co/xTRZcKpkgz
Sundance and Berlinale’s biggest hits, the already predicted Oscar contender Past Lives, and the big return of CineFest favorite Gábor Reisz, Explanation for Everything, as well as two Hong Kong films with Q&As are the highlights of Thursday.
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No rest for the mid-week: several excellent films from Cannes (Animal Kingdom, The Passion of Dodin Bouffant, Room 999) and a Hong Kong crime story (Over My Dead Body) with Q&A are among Wednesday’s highlights. https://t.co/BgoLggFiIP
An unusual romantic story from Cannes (The Nature of Love), a stunning documentary for film lovers (And the King said: What a Fantastic Machine!) and a multiple award winner from Karlovy Vary (Blaga’s Lessons) are just some of the highlights of Tuesday. https://t.co/r4lRPzTWOU
A new film by the legendary Wim Wenders (Perfect Days), a biography of the former Captain Kirk and T.J. Hooker (You Can Call Me Bill), and an excellent American independent film (Sweet East) are just some of the highlights of Monday. https://t.co/5u0cqu1oYh
This time Barnabás Tóth presents a thrilling crime story with many local stars (Master Game), Tudor Giurgiu recalls the 1989 revolution (Libertate), Zsolt Anger stars in an Italian film that went straight to Cannes (A Brighter Tomorrow). https://t.co/91VDkvrRQZ