White God

He was born in Hungary in 1975. He studied at the Hungarian FilmI nstitute and directed his short film "Afta" shortly after leaving school. It went on to win numerous international awards. "Pleasant Days", his first feature film, was awarded the Silver Leopard in Locarno in 2002 for best first or second feature. His second feature film, "Johanna"– a filmic opera adaptation of the story of Joan of Arc – was presented in «Un Certain Regard» of the Cannes IFF 2005. "Delta" is his third feature film.

2001 Afta-Day After Day (short)
2002 Little Apocrypha no. 1 (short)
2002 Pleasant Days
2003 Joan of Arc on the Night Bus (short)
2004 Little Apocrypha no. 2 (short)
2005 Johanna
2005 Lost and Found-Short Lasting Silence (short)
2008 Delta

He was born in Hungary in 1975. He studied at the Hungarian Film Institute and directed his short film Afta shortly after leaving school. The film went on to win numerous international awards. Pleasant Days, his first feature film, was awarded the Silver Leopard at the Locarno IFF in 2002. His film Delta won the FIPRESCI prize at the Cannes Film Festival 2008

2001 Afta - Day After Day (short)
2002 Little Apocrypha no. 1 (short)
2002 Pleasant Days
2003 Joan of Arc on the Night Bus (short)
2004 Little Apocrypha no. 2 (short)
2005 Johanna
2005 Short Lasting Silence (segment Lost and Found)
2008 Delta
2010 Szelid Teremtes - A Frankenstein-terv/Tender Son - The Frankenstein Project