Shooting on Bernadette Mayer’s debut feature film I Never See You (Szemem fénye) (working titles), which is due to wrap on 13 December, has now entered the home straight. The young filmmaker (who has also worked as a director of photography on several short films) has secured Anikó Für (notably well-received in The Inventor [+lire aussi :
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They’re joined by Szabolcs Hajdu (crowned Best Actor in Karlovy Vary 2016 by way of It’s Not The Time Of My Life [+lire aussi :
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fiche film], which scooped the Crystal Globe and which he directed himself, and seen in this year’s movies Power [+lire aussi :
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interview : Szabolcs Hajdu
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interview : Gábor Reisz
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Written by Bernadette Mayer together with Zoltán Nagy (On the Quiet [+lire aussi :
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I Never See You is produced by Genovéva Petrovits (selected as one of 2023’s Emerging Producers – read our interview) on behalf of Kino Alfa, and enjoyed support from the Hungarian National Film Institute’s Incubator Programme. The 25-day film-shoot (which kicked off on 29 August) unfolded in Budapest, with Eszter Csepeli heading up cinematography.