Land of Glory and Reduction won the Hungarian competition while the main prize of the International competition went to the story of an ill-fated rendez-vous of a Turkish couple.

Meet the jury members of the Hungarian and International competition programme of the 9th Friss Hús Short Film Festival!

The 9th edition of Friss Hús Budapest International Short Film Festival will be held at a new date, between May 27 and June 2 at Toldi cinema and open air locations. The international lineup is now complete, with a record number of 27 international films to be presented at the event.

From Thursday to Wednesday, Hungarian and international short films selected for the competition program of the 8th Friss Hús Budapest International Short Film Festival were screened at the Toldi Cinema. The awards for the festival were presented on Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m.

Katalin Moldovai, who competed in Cannes last year, will present her debut feature-film project, Total Eclipse and Borbála Nagy’s Nothing to See Here is also amongst the eight film project that were selected to this years Budapest Debut Film Forum, an international forum for first film projects.

The 8th edition of the ever so popular Friss Hús Budapest International Short Film Festival will be organised once again in the spring of 2020. The event has grown to be the number one celebration of short films over the years in Hungary, and will receive its audience from the 23rd until the 29th of March at the Toldi cinema in Budapest.

The competition program of the 8th Friss Hús Budapest International Short Film Festival will screen 17 foreign films, including three Oscar nominees. 10 films from the line-up were created by female directors. Friss Hús Budapest International Short Film Festival will take place from the 23rd to the 29th of March of 2020 at the Toldi Cinema in Budapest.

Meet the jury members of the Hungarian competition program of the 8th Friss Hús Budapest Short Film Festival!

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The official Hungarian and International selection of the 7th Friss Hús International Short Film Festival premiered from Monday until Saturday. The award ceremony took place on Sunday at 4 PM.

Budapest Debut Film Forum will be organised for the first time during Friss Hús International Short Film Festival with the participation of Ewa Puszczynska (producer of Ida and Cold War), Juli Jakab (screenwriter, actress, protagonist of Sunset), György Kristóf (director of Out, Official Selection at Cannes) and further prominent members of the film industry.

The organisers have announced the much-anticipated programme of the 7th Friss Hús Budapest International Short Film Festival. The international section of the festival will feature three competition blocks of specific themes, an LGBTQ and a Horror selection, and a selection of both live action and animation French shorts. In the past years, thousands were curious to discover the newest and most innovative Hungarian and International shorts at Friss Hús. This year the festival awaits its audience with high-quality, daring and often astounding films.

The 7th edition of Friss Hús Short Film Festival is starting soon, where amongst others, two Hungarian animation shorts that premiered at Berlinale, Mr. Mare and Entropia, a new film by Balázs Simonyi and Márton Szirmai as well as dozens of Hungarian and international short films will be screened.

Go Short - International Short Film Festival Nijmegen has been the international stage for short film and young talent in the Netherlands for over ten years. The 11th edition of the Oscar and BAFTA-qualifying film festival will take place from 3 to 7 April 2019, and presents the best recent European short films. This year special focus will be given to the Hungarian short film. 

For five days, Hungarian and international short films were competing in Toldi Cinema at the 6th Friss Hús Budapest International Short Film Festival.

This year’s festival had audience awards in three categories: in the LGBTQ and horror sections and the international competition.