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Habiszti – Csak azért is!

Dobray György (szül. 1942, Budapest) 1965-ben végzett a Film Akadémia Filmművészeti tanszékén. A Magyar Televízió megbízásából készített dokumentumfilmet, ismeretterjesztő filmet és filmadaptációt, a Magyar Filmprodukciós Vállalat számára pedig fikciós filmeket. 2010-ben Balázs Béla-díjjal tüntették ki.

Fanni kertje

Somogyvári Gergő Budapesten élő operatőr és dokumentumfilm-rendező. Gimnázium után fotózást és újságírást tanult, majd 2008-ban operatőrként diplomázott a Színház- és Filmművészeti Egyetemen (SZFE). Azóta játék- és dokumentumfilmes projekteken dolgozik operatőrként, miközben öt rövid, illetve középhosszú dokumentumfilmet rendezett, amelyeket nemzetközileg is bemutattak televíziókban és fesztiválokon. 2008-ban Csempelevél – Carta Azulejo című dokumentumfilmje elnyerte a Magyar Filmszemle fődíját. A Fanni kertje az első egész estés dokumentumfilmje.

Sorella’s Story

Peter is an award-winning writer, director, and producer of both documentary and drama films. Since beginning his professional career in 1999, his films have screened in numerous national and international festivals and been broadcast around the world. With an Academy Award shortlist under his belt by the age of 26, Peter has earned the attention of critics the world over. At times he has even been called a “rising star” and one of Queensland’s best and brightest. Peter also lectures at Griffith Film School and runs the Master of Screen Production course as program director. In 2011 Peter was awarded the Griffith University Alumni Award for his achievements in filmmaking. He continues to break new ground since, including venturing into new work with local communities, writing and directing versatile short films, developing a reality TV series, and an ambitious feature film work.

Missing 10 Hours

Fanni is currently a Senior Lecturer at Victoria University Wellington – Te Herenga Waka, where she teaches in the Master of Design Technology program. Previously, she taught "VR for good" non-linear storytelling at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design and earned her BA degree. Fanni is a graduate of the New York University ITP Program, where she earned her master’s degree in 2019. She is an Unreal Engine Technical Artist, Director, and Researcher who focuses on elevating the stories of underestimated individuals in XR to achieve measurable positive real-world impact. Her recent project, Missing 10 Hours has earned recognition as the Best in Show VR at Siggraph Los Angeles and Best XR Impact at DocEdge Film Festival New Zealand. The five-year-long community-based project led to the development of a series of co-creation strategies and principles, which she actively uses in her teaching and artistic work within her female digital artist collective RUMEXR.

City People

Freeport

Corvin Variations

Budapest, Why I Love It

Falling

Anna Gyimesi was born in 1985, in Budapest. After receiving her degree in medicine in 2011, she turned to filmmaking. She graduated from the film directing program of the University of Theater and Film Arts, Budapest, in 2019, and from documentary film directing in the DocNomads Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Course in 2021. Her interests are taboo social dilemmas represented through personal dramas, especially connected to motherhood, womanhood, and social marginalization. Her latest short, Affricate focuses on a single mother raising her disabled teenage daughter while facing her own deeply-buried needs. The film premiered in the short film competition of the Sarajevo Film Festival and screened, among many others, at PÖFF Shorts 2022, Seattle International Film Festival, and OFF-Odense International Film Festival. Recently, she has been focusing on the development of her debut, Soft Hours, under the frame of Midpoint Feature Launch 2023. Falling is her graduation film for the DocNomads Joint Master Programme.

The Silence of the Banana Trees

Eneos Çarka is a DocNomads alum and PhD student in cinema and media studies at USC. His films have screened at numerous festivals, galleries, and cultural events, such as IDFA, FIPADOC, DokuFest, and Festival dei Popoli, among others.

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