Ferenc Török (director)
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Ferenc Török (born Budapest, 23 April 1971) is a Hungarian film director.
Education
Török attended the Budapest Photography School between 1989 and 1991, and the Vitéz János Faculty of Teaching of Pázmány Péter Catholic University between 1991 and 1995. In 1995, he was admitted to the Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest under the supervision of Sándor Simó. His final graduation project film, Moscow Square, won the "Best First Film" award at the Hungarian Film Festival in 2000.
Influences
Török comes from a young Generation of Hungarian filmmakers who were influenced by the French New Wave and a number of Hungary's many critically acclaimed directors:
Filmography
Director (21 credits)
- Tranzit (1999)
- Valaki kopong (2000)
- Moscow Square (2001)
- A Bus Came... (2003)
- Eastern Sugar (2004)
- Európából Európába (2004)
- Von den Sockeln (2004)
- A Pál utcai fuiúk (2005)
- A Day Off (2005)
- Csodálatos vadállatok (2005)
- Overnight (2007)
- HVG30 (2009)
- Koccanás (2009)
- Logbook '89-'09 (2009)
- Apacsok (2010)
- Isztambul (2011)
- East Side Stories (2012)
- Magyarország 2011 (2011
- Hegyek és tengerek köztt: Samira (2013)
- Grigád (2013)
- Kenki szigete (2014)
Writer (15 credits)
- Tranzit (1999)
- Valaki kopog (2000)
- Moscow Squre (2001)
- A Bus Came... (2003)
- Eastern Sugar (2004)
- A Day Off (2005)
- Csodálatos vadállatok (2005)
- Overnight (2007)
- HVG30 (2009)
- Logbook '89-09' (2009)
- Isztambul (2011)
- East Side Stories (2012)
- Magyarország 2011 (2012)
- Hegyek és tengerek köztt: Samira (2013)
- Brigád (2013)
Second Unit Director/Assistant Director (1 credit)
- Valaki kopog (2009)
Script Editor (1 credit)
- A hal (1997)
External links
- Ferenc Török at IMDb
- www.uni.edu/mcveyd/finalproject/
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