András Kovács M.

Enigmatic, socially reflective and raw - András Kovács M. was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1925 and embarked on his illustrious filmmaking career spanning from the 1950s to the 1980s. Known for his poignant dramas and documentaries, his most acclaimed works include "Cold Days" and "The End of a Priest", both of which reflect the socio-political conditions of post-war Hungary. His work has been recognized and honored at several international film festivals, earning him a reputation as a master of cinema verité, with a unique ability to intertwine narrative and non-fiction elements. András Kovács M. was not just a filmmaker, he was a storyteller, whose lens captured the heart and soul of a country in transition, reflecting its struggle and resilience in every frame.