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Director
György Szomjas
Producer
Dénes Szekeres
Production company
Tivoli Filmproductions
Director of photography
Zoltán Dénes
Editor
Károly Szalay
IDF Events
2010 East Silver

Eastern Wind: The Film

Keleti szél: a film, Hungary, 2010, 80 min, HD, Music, Portrait

Synopsis Credits Languages Production IDF Events Photogallery

Miqueu is a musician. His son Balthazar is a violinist. They head off to play in Budapest with Hungarian musicians.
They arrive for the Dance House Festival in Budapest, where Michel gets busy recruiting musicians for the concert.
Cue rehearsals with Vujicsics Band in Szentendre, and Márta Sebestyén, Ferenc Sebő, Csaba Ökrös in Budapest.
Finally, the concert on A38, the music moat. Everyone’s there.
This is a musical journeys in space, time and spirit. Just as we are Trying to find our place in terms of tradition, within Europe.

Director:

György Szomjas

Screenplay:

György Szomjas, Gábor Heller

Editor:

Károly Szalay

Producer:

Dénes Szekeres

Director of photography:

Zoltán Dénes

Languages:

Hungarian