Tiburon International Film Festival

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Szabolcs Hajdu (b. 1972, Debrecen, Hungary) has been working as an actor since the early 1990’s. He attended the University of Theatre and Film Art in Budapest. After some short films he made his first feature “Sticky Matters” in 2000, which won Best First Film Director Prize at the Hungarian Film Week. His second feature film “Tamara” (2003) won Special Prize of the Jury for Best Visual Design at the Hungarian Film Week in 2004. Hajdu’s fifth feature BIBLIOTHEQUE PASCAL won Best Hungarian Film Award at the Hungarian Film Festival in 2010.

Filmography::

BIBLIOTHEQUE PASCAL
2010, feature, 35 mm, colour, 111 min
2010 Budapest Hungarian Film Week
Best Film
Best Cinematography: András Nagy
Gene Moskowitz Prize awarded by the foreign critics
Student’s Jury Prize

OFF HOLLYWOOD
2007, feature, 35mm, colour, 76 min
Festivals:
2008 Edinburgh International Film Festival

WHITE PALMS (Fehér tenyér)
2006, feature, 35mm, colour, 100 min
Prizes:
2006 Budapest Hungarian Film Week
Best Director: Szabolcs Hajdu
Best Cinematography: András Nagy
Best Producer: Iván Angelusz, Gábor Kovács, Ágnes Pataki, Péter Reich
Best Editor: Péter Politzer
Gene Moskowitz Prize awarded by the foreign critics
People's Choice via Internet
2006 Essonne CINESSONNE: Grand Prix
2006 Istanbul Cinema & History Meeting International Film Festival
Best Film
2006 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Special Mention East of the West
2006 Ljubljana International Film Festival
FIPRESCI Award
2006 Trencianske Teplice Art Film Festival
Best Screenplay

Films

Bibliothèque Pascal