Miklós Jancsó, September 27, 1921 – January 31, 2014.
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Electra, My Love ("Szerelmem, Elektra"), 1974, dir. Miklós Jancsó
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Seen in 2024:
Winter Wind (Miklos Jancso), 1970
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Regia di Miklos Jancso
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Hungarian Film Apro Mesek won Award of Distinction at 15th Global Film Festival Noida
Noida: The 15th Global Film Festival was well received by the audience from all over India and abroad. Every film was screened before the full house of film lovers. Hungarian film Apro Medek-Tall Tales was well appreciated by the film makers and film goers on the first day of the festival.
“Hungarian has had a notable cinema industry since the beginning of the 20th century, including Hungarians who affected the world of motion pictures both within and beyond the country’s borders. The former could be characterized by directors Istvan Szabo, Bela Tarr, or Miklos Jancso the latter by William Fox and Adolph Zukor, the founders of Fox Studios and Paramount Pictures respectively, or Alexander Korda, who played a leading role in the early period of British cinema. . Examples of successful Hungarian films include Merry go Round, Mephisto, Werckmeister Harmonies and Kontroll,” informed Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios and Chair for Indo Hungarian Film and Cultural Forum.
“In the rubble and ruin of war’s aftermath, an opportunistic con man named Balász pretends to be a close friend of soldiers killed in the war and insinuate his way into their families and their bank accounts. It’s a dangerous game and gets him into such serious trouble he must flee Budapest to save his skin. When he is given shelter in a remote forest by a woman named Judit and her son, Balász’s con man trickery fades as he finds himself falling in love. Things go well in their passionate affair until Judit’s brutish husband returns home from the front,” story of Tall Tales was narrated by Dr Mariann Erdo Cultural Counselor Embassy of Hungary.
Lt. Col. Laszlo Kovari Defence Attache Embassy of Hungary and Katianna Ley Actress from Slovenia also spoke on the occasions. The event was supported by International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry & Indo Hungarian Film and Cultural Forum. Later Dr. Sandeep Marwah presented the Award of Distinction to Dr Mariann Erdo for the film Tall Tales.
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Favorite films watched in January 2022:
Three Sisters (1970), dir. Laurence Olivier
The Go-Between (1971), dir. Joseph Losey
Seance on a Wet Afternoon (1964), dir. Bryan Forbes
An Unmarried Woman (1978), dir. Paul Mazursky
The Collection (1976), dir. Laurence Olivier
Meeting Gorbachev (2018), dir. Werner Herzog
The Round-Up (1966), dir. Miklós Jancsó
The Confrontation (1969), dir. Miklós Jancsó
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The next film in the The Liszt Institute's 60's Hungarian New Wave series is Miklós Jancsó's Cantata! The stream is free all you have to do is register online before it starts on August 5th!
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Red Psalm (1972), dir. Miklós Jancsó
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The Pacifist (La pacifista - Smetti di piovere) (1970) Miklós Jancsó
May 1st 2022
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Sandor Eternal
I dug up old pantomimes,
thesis statements
and comparisons between
love and verse
translated from Magyar hearts
to glide down my throat.
I used to know
what the imagery meant,
I used to recite
their intricate wishes and secrets,
but I don’t remember now
what I once believed,
what dots I connected
to formulate such dense musings.
But it sang to me once
something true and wise,
I could attempt to retrace
my mind-steps and see all that
dazzled me before
the passage of time drank it away.
-- yiqi 17 February 2022 9:36 pm
The above poem came to me while watching some Miklos Jancso, whose works I hadn’t thought about or seen since grad school over a decade ago. I was looking through my old class assignments and came across two poems by Hungarian poet Sandor Weores, “Eternal Moment” and “Ars Poetica” and felt compelled to share them.
Eternal Moment
What you don’t trust to stone
and decay, shape out of air.
A moment leaning out of time
arrives here and there,
guards what time squanders, keeps
the treasure tight in its grasp—
eternity itself, held
between the future and the past.
As a bather’s thigh is brushed
by skimming fish—so
there are times when God
is in you, and you know:
half-remembered now
and later, like a dream.
And with a taste of eternity
this side of the tomb
Ars Poetica
Memory cannot make your song everlasting
Glory is not to be hoped from the evanescences,
how could it glorify you, when its glitterings are not essences?
Your song may flaunt a few embers from eternal things
while those who face them take fire as a minute passes.
Sages suggest: only individuals in their senses.
All right; but to get more, be more than individual:
slip off your great-poet status, your lumbering galoshes
serve genius, give it your human decencies
which are point and infinity: neither big nor small.
Catch the hot words that shine in the soul’s estuaries:
they feed and sustain countless earth-centuries
and only migraine into your transient song,
their destiny is eternity as your destiny is,
they are friends who hug you and hasten soaring on.
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Miklós Jancsó, September 27, 1921 - January 31, 2014.
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Seen in 2022:
Electra, My Love (Miklos Jancso), 1974
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The Red and the White (Miklós Jancsó, 1967) (source)
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LA PACIFISTA I Miklòs Jancsò I Monica Vitti I Pierre Clémenti I 1970
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