Last month, the shoot for Ravine (working title: The Valley) , the feature debut by Balázs Krasznahorkai, got under way. The cast includes Levente Molnár (who turned heads in Morgen [+lire aussi :
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Q&A : László Nemes
interview : László Rajk
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interview : László Nemes
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interview : Janos Szász
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Penned by Balázs Lovas and Baláz Lengyel (who recently teamed up to write Lajko: Gypsy in Space [+lire aussi :
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Produced by Gabor Szanto for Pipacs Films and by Péter Reich for AGA Media Kft, Ravine has secured backing from the Hungarian National Film Fund, which will be in charge of its international sales. The shoot will continue for 30 days, until mid-July, in Romania and Hungary, with György Réder in charge of the cinematography. The Hungarian theatrical distribution will be handled by Mozinet.

As a reminder, experienced producer Péter Reich has movies such as White Palms [+lire aussi :
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