Kornél Mundruczó

Kornel Mundruczo was born in 1975 in Budapest, He graduated film directing at the Hungarian Academy for Film and Drama in 1998. Author of several award winning shorts and documentaries. In 2000 he made the experimental drama I Wish This and Nothing More. In 2002 he completed Pleasant Days that won him not only the international critics' acclaim but also scores of prizes among which the Best Film Award at the 7th International Sofia Film Festival as well as a European Film Award '02 nomination for Discovery of the Year. He won the FIPRESCI award for Delta and was nominated for „Golden Palm” in Cannes. In 2010, Tender Son – the Frankenstein Project was also presented in Cannes Competition. White God has won the main award in the Cannes international film festival’s Un Certain Regard section.

1998 Minöségét megörzi – short

1999 Haribó-Haribá! – short 

1999 Vörös hold – short 

2000 This I Wish and Nothing More (Nincsen nekem vagyam semmi)

2001 Afta – short 

2002 El robador – short 

2002 Pleasant Days (Szep napok)

2003 A 78-as szent Johannája – short 

2003 Jött egy busz... (segment „Szent Johanna") 

2004 Kis apokrif no. 1 – short 

2004 Kis apokrif no. 2 – short 

2005 Shortlasting Silence – segment from the film „Lost and Found”

2005 Johanna

2008 Delta

2010 Tender Son: The Frankenstein Project (Szelíd teremtés – A Frankenstein-terv)

2014 White God (Fehér Isten)