The Film Week, the most important national film festival of Hungary was established in 1965. Initially it was held in Pécs, a beautiful city in the south of Hungary where only Hungarian feature films were screened, then in 1983 it moved to the capital city of Budapest to stay. Since 1989 it has had an extended programme to offer every year … Read more

Titanic is the film festival that has surprised Hungarian audiences in the past with the works of cinema of the Far East, the visually stunning and often very bloody Korean and Japanese thrillers, period action dramas and animation, concert films aimed for the cinema screen, or Scandinavian crime dramas that have brough a fresh voice into European cinema. Titanic International … Read more

Many people ? in the past as well as today ? considered the festival, which is the foundation?s best-known program, too folksy while others considered it too urban. The organisers believe that this very point of view, the respect for both the traditions and the modern ways ? clashing or paralleling them ? is what gives a special flavour to … Read more

Jameson CineFest is one of the most prestigious festivals in Hungary, where past meets present and future. We have on offer the latest flicks of the most interesting and visionary young filmmakers of the world cinema. Furthermore, sparing Cannes, CineFest is the only festival in the world where workshops, conferences and screenings are held about the great cineastes of the … Read more

The festival was born to give the more and more thriving short film-society a scene the introduce itself, and to give young titans the possibility to prove their talent in an international field. We invite every year filmmakers and leaders from the filmmaking workshops in order to offer these communities a lucid and pleasurable being together, promoting at the same … Read more

The festival hosts the directors of the films selected for the competition, and in addition to the Hungarian filmmakers prestigious representatives of international animation also take part in the celebration in Kecskemét in the jury or as invited presenters. The previous festivals boast such acclaimed guests as John Halas (a director and producer of Hungarian origin) from London, the Italian animation film … Read more

Dialektus aims to screen films, which are sensitive to other cultures, films that present the world as filmmakers see it. Dialektus is a European documentary festival since 2002, which aims to make documentary and anthropological film accessible to a wider audience, not just on TV. Ethnographic and anthropological films: international & Hungarian competition, informative sections, films by young filmmakers under … Read more