Although Hungarian productions are absent from the selection of new films at the 70th Berlinale (20 February - 1 March), that is not the case at the European Film Market, which will be attended by NFI World Sales, the international sales division of the NFI (National Film Institute), the new public entity which replaces the HNFF (Hungarian National Film Fund).

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Standing out from the line-up handled by Klaudia Androsovits are Those Who Remained [+lire aussi :
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interview : István Szabó
fiche film] by István Szabó (coming out on 27 February in the cinemas of its country) and the fascinating Eden [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Ágnes Kocsis (recently revealed in Rotterdam), as well as On The Quiet [+lire aussi :
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interview : Zoltán Nagy
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interview : Márk Bodzsár
fiche film] by Márk Bodzsár, the thriller Valan – Valley of Angels [+lire aussi :
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It is worth noting that the On Transmission programme, celebrating the 70^th anniversary of the Berlinale, features 2017 Golden Bear winner On Body and Soul [+lire aussi :
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interview : Ildiko Enyedi
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interview : Réka Tenki
fiche film] by Ildikó Enyedi (who chose to put forward One Day [+lire aussi :
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interview : Ildikó Enyedi
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At the EFM, Hungarian cinema will most of all be preparing the future, with a great number of feature debuts in post-production, such as the comedy Budapest Heist [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Balázs Lóth, Garbage Theory by Ákos Badits, the romantic comedy Cream by Nóra Lakos, Last Bus from the duo Nándor Lorincz - Bálint Nagy (news), Perfect As You Are by Péter Varsics, Spiral [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Cecília Felméri, Ravine by Balázs Krasznahorkai, Wild Roots by Hajni Kis, Things Worth Weeping For by Cristina Grosan (news) and the documentary Colors of Tobi [+lire aussi :
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interview : Alexa Bakony
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Also in post-production are Bullhorn Lullaby [+lire aussi :
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interview : Lili Horvat
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fiche film] by Lili Horvát, Seven Small Coincidences [+lire aussi :
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Finally, among the documentaries in post-production also figure Tamas Bartha, The Legend by Eszter Hajdú, No Command by Péter Szalay, and Wild Horses – A Tale from the Hungarian Steppe by Zoltán Török.