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Laszlo Nemes, who is now at the Cannes Film Festival promoting his latest movie, Moulin, is best known for his first feature film, Son of Saul (2015).
The Hungarian filmmaker details the struggle to secure distribution for Jewish stories and a "puritan, moralising, self-righteousness" looming over Hollywood ahead of the Cannes pr...
CANNES: Oscar-winning Hungarian director László Nemes returns to the Official Competition of the Cannes Film Festival with his fourth feature film Moulin, a French language histori...
His extraordinary Auschwitz film won every award going. Now the Hungarian director is back with new drama Orphan, as well as a Jean Moulin biopic at Cannes. He talks about resurgen...
La aproape 70 de ani de la Revoluția maghiară din 1956, regizorul laureat cu Oscar László Nemes (Son of Saul) revine în cinematografe cu „Orfanul” (Orphan / Árva), o dram...
It took Hungarian director László Nemes seven years to return to filmmaking after 2018’s “Sunset,” while only a few months separate his Venice-selected “Orphan” from his newest Can...
BUDAPEST: Hungarian filmmaker Bálint Szentgyörgyi is set to make his debut in Hungarian theatres in 2027 with his debut feature, the thriller Only Child / Egyke.
LÁSZLÓ NEMES, the Oscar-winning director of Son of Saul (Arts, 29 April 2016), continues, in Orphan (Cert. 15), to examine fatherhood. Andor (Bojtorján Barabas), a Jewish boy, stru...
Nelio Biedermann’s Lázár was originally published last year in German, with Jamie Bulloch’s English translation hitting the shelves this year. The novel was met with immense critic...
The short film Odessa begins with what its director Harald Swinkels calls an “empathy trap.” The film opens with a German couple and their young son hiking across the Dolomites; th...
Hungarian cinema has a reputation problem. Say “Hungarian movies” to most film fans and they picture three hours of black-and-white despair, wind, and a man eating a potato in sile...
by Cláudio Alves Adèle Exarchopoulos won a César for Jeanne Herry's ALL YOUR FACES. Will her new collaboration with the director, presently at Cannes, produce similar results? Th...
Exclusive: Janus Films will re-release the Italian master's fifth feature, an adaptation of a Fyodor Dostoevsky story and co-starring Maria Schell, starting this July.
LJUBLJANA: Slovenian director Luka Marčetić has wrapped production on his fourth feature film, Od zdaj naprej bo vse drugace. A drama about relationships, the film was shot with th...
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