"In every photo exists a point, a detail that attracts the eye. A particular detail, strange, and prominent. This detail takes on an emotional tone, it determines the spectator's state of being in relation to the photo. This heightened emotion directs the spectator's gaze into the photo as well as outside the photo" (Marcell Iványi). The film is inspired by Three Women, a Lucien Harvé's photograph shot in Audincourt, France, 1951.
Biography
film director
Marcell Iványi
Marcell Iványi (Budapest, 1973) attended acting school as a teenager and debuted acting in a private company. In his last year of secondary school he was already working as a moderator and journalist in Hungarian television He then enrolled at the Budapest Academy of Theater and Film Art, where he made three short films and a video documentary. He is currently working on his graduation film project. Szél won the first prize as best short film at Cannes Film Festival 1996.
FILMOGRAFIA
Budapest, egy nagyváros halála (Budapest, the Death of a City, Super VHS, cm, doc., 1991), Hajóavatás (Naming of a Ship, 16mm, cm, 1992), Zoli és Jenci (Zoli and Jenci, Betacam, cm, doc., 1992), Aranykor (Golden Age, 16mm, cm, 1993), Black & White (cm, 1994), Kisded játékok (Childish Games, Betacam, cm, film Tv, 1995), Utolsó kör (The Last Circle, Betacam, cm, 1995), Szél (Wind, cm, 1996).
Cast
& Credits
Director of photography: Zsolt Haraszti.
Sound: Peter Connelly.
Cast: Szilvia Czobor, Margit Gyoval, Ilona Somogyi.
Produttori: György Durst, Duna Mühely.
Production company: Duna TV Rt, Mészáros u. 4854,1016 Budapest, Hungary, tel. +3611559378, fax +3611566772.
Foreign sales agent: Hungarofilm, Báthori u. 10, 1054 Budapest, Hungary, tel. +3611114614, fax +3611531317.