The Three-Hundred-Year-Old Man – Silent film from 1914 brought back to life

Restored Films of Márta Mészáros

Sir Alexander Korda, the charismatic film mogul
 
100 year-of-newsreels
From August 2018 until July 2019, the 100 year old news will be available on this page. News relevant to the current week will be uploaded each week, so we suggest checking the website on a regular basis,
‘The Márta Mészáros Marvel’ – ‘Adoption’ at the Berlinale Classics
“The Márta Mészáros marvel is the marvel of acute vision and sensitivity, the marvel of a woman who speaks of her fellows in a way that not a single man is able to (perhaps with the exception of Bergman)”.
Restored Films of Márta Mészáros – Film Catalogue, 2018-2019
41 films have been restored in the programme of the Hungarian National Film Fund since January 2017. The restoration of nine films from Márta Mészáros’ oeuvre will be completed in 2019.
Sir Alexander Korda, the charismatic film mogul
No other British movie producer enjoyed the unique mix of power, personality and imagination that made Alex Korda one of the world’s most respected film moguls.
The Three-Hundred-Year-Old Man
A long-forgotten photo album preserving scene stills of the film featuring young Hungarian aristocrats was brought back to life, and through this an 10-minute fragment has been reconstructed from stills.
The Dance – the first Hungarian film (1901)
The story, the creators and the reconstruction of the first Hungarian film.

The Lost Talisman

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Sales catalogue 2018
From our costume design collection
The Boys of Paul Street – New Trailer
The Lost Talisman – New trailer
The Deutsche Kinemathek: A Museum and More
Film Education and Audience Design
The Adventurous Way of Hungarian Film History
Hungarian Cinema at Cannes, 1968
 

Filmhíradók Online

The internet film newsreel archive called Filmhíradók Online was created in 2009. The film and cultural historical treasure of many hours was first published in complete form without limitation and free of charge. Details

Filmhíradók Online

Gramofon Online

In launching the Gramophone Online project, we sought to make available and promote early audio documents of Hungarian popular culture that are preserved in a now outdated format details

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