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Wild Roots incoronato miglior film ungherese dell'anno

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- Il primo lungometraggio di Hajni Kis si aggiudica il massimo riconoscimento ai premi del cinema ungherese. Gabriella Hámori miglior attrice e miglior ruolo non protagonista

Wild Roots incoronato miglior film ungherese dell'anno
La regista Hajni Kis e il commissario governativo per lo sviluppo dell'industria cinematografica ungherese Csaba Kael sul palco

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Handed out at the end of the Hungarian Motion Picture Festival, the Hungarian Motion Picture Awards, bestowed upon the best Hungarian productions of the past year, have crowned Wild Roots [+leggi anche:
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their winner. This first feature film by Hajni Kis walked away with the title of Best Hungarian Film, as well as scooping Best First Film and Best Screenplay (as penned by the director alongside Fanni Szántó). Produced by Julia Berkes on behalf of Proton Cinema, co-produced by Slovakia’s MPhilms and sold by Germany’s m-appeal, Wild Roots was unveiled last summer in Karlovy Vary’s East of the West competition.

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Equally noteworthy on the winners’ list is Gabriella Hámori, who nabbed no less than two prizes in the form of the award for Best Actress, thanks to her performance in As Far as I Know [+leggi anche:
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by Nándor Lőrincz and Bálint Nagy - which was presented within the First Films Competition in Tallin’s Black Nights Festival - and that of Best Supporting Role for her part in Péter Fazakas The Game [+leggi anche:
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which has just arrived in Hungarian cinemas. The Game racked up 3 trophies in total, earning János Kulka the accolade of Best Actor and Gábor Balázs victory in sound.

Last but not least, five prizes were won by Ildikó Enyedi’s The Story of My Wife [+leggi anche:
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(discovered in competition in Cannes last year), which triumphed in the fields of direction, photography (Marcell Rév), editing (Károly Szalai), costumes (Andrea Flesh) and make-up (Barbara Kreuzer).

The winners’ list is as follows:

Best Feature Film

Wild Roots [+leggi anche:
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- Hajni Kis (Hungary/Slovakia)

Best Director

Ildikó Enyedi – The Story of My Wife [+leggi anche:
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(Hungary/Germany/France/Italy)
 

Best First Feature Director

Hajni Kis - Wild Roots

Best Actress

Gabriella Hámori – As Far as I Know [+leggi anche:
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(Hungary/Romania)
 

Best Actor

János Kulka – The Game [+leggi anche:
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Best Supporting Role

Gabriella Hámori – The Game

Best Screenplay

Fanni Szántó & Hajni Kis - Wild Roots

Best Cinematography

Marcell Rév - The Story of My Wife

Best Editor

Károly Szalai - The Story of My Wife

Best Sound

Gábor Balázs – The Game

Best Original Music

Edina Szirtes Mókus – Early Wedding (TV movie)


Best Visual Design

Gábor Valcz – Stop my Stepmom!

Best Costumes

Andrea Flesh - The Story of My Wife

Best Make-Up

Barbara Kreuzer - The Story of My Wife

Best Full-Length Documentary

One for All - András Pires Muhi

Best Animated Film

Legendary Family - Kati Glaser

Best Short Documentary

The Jankovics - Szonja Szabó

Best Short Film

Lost Generation - Norbert Aracsi

Best TV Film

Romance of Ida - Kriszta Goda

Best TV Series

Shakespeare/37 – Montague & Capulet - László Magács

Audience Award

Christmas Flame - Dániel Tiszeker

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