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Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival brings you "Meet the filmmakers" episode “Hungarian Wedding”. Interview with the director Csaba Káel, interviewer Milani Perera.
Come and step into the conversation and uncover the secrets behind these burning questions:
1. What inspired Csaba Káel to tell this story through an ethnographic lens?
2. Where did the director find himself in this story?
Ask no more—this interview spills the answers you didn’t even know you were chasing
Csaba Káel is known for “Bánk bán” (2002) and “Magyar Menyegzo” (2025). His creative works have been screened and performed at events and venues around the world from Tokyo to Los Angeles. By blending romance and cultural heritage, Csaba Káel’s “Hungarian Wedding” showcases popular traditions as timeless elements of film storytelling and a catalyst for human emotions.
Read more about the film:
https://poff.ee/en/film/hungarian-wedding/
PÖFF TV is a special online festival channel to supplement the film programme, to share the emotions and meanings of the film world and exclusive interviews with festival guests.
PÖFF TV is brought to you by Ruum:um, Photopoint and Co-funded by the European Union.
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Tallinna Pimedate Ööde filmifestival toob teieni saate "Meet the filmmakers", peaosas film “Ungari pulm”. Intervjuu filmi režissööri Csaba Káeliga, kellega vestles Milani Perera.
Kuula kaasa ja saa vastused nendele põletavatele küsimustele:
1. Mis inspireeris Csaba Káeli jutustama seda lugu läbi etnograafilise vaatepunkti?
2. Milline on režissööri isiklik seos filmiga?
Tundub põnev? Ära muretse, vastused pole üldse kaugel…
Csaba Káel on tuntud oma teoste „Bánk bán“ (2002) ja „Magyar Menyegzo“ (2025) poolest. Tema loomingut on esitletud üritustel üle maailma, alates Tokyost kuni Los Angeleseni. Romantika ja kultuuripärandi ühendamisega muudab „Ungari pulm“ traditsioonid loojutustamise ajatuteks elementideks ja emotsioonide katalüsaatoriteks.
Loe filmi kohta rohkem:
https://poff.ee/film/ungari-pulm/
Lisaks filmifestivali filmiprogrammile linastub internetis PÖFF TV kanal, mis toob teieni eksklusiivsed intervjuud filmitegijatega ja aitab avada filmimaailma telgitaguseid.
PÖFF TV toob teieni Ruum:um, Photopoint ning kaasrahastab Euroopa Liit.
Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival brings you "Meet the filmmakers" episode “Hungarian Wedding”. Interview with the director Csaba Káel, interviewer Milani Perera.
Come and step into the conversation and uncover the secrets behind these burning questions:
1. What inspired Csaba Káel to tell this story through an ethnographic lens?
2. Where did the director find himself in this story?
Ask no more—this interview spills the answers you didn’t even know you were chasing
Csaba Káel is known for “Bánk bán” (2002) and “Magyar Menyegzo” (2025). His creative works have been screened and performed at events and venues around the world from Tokyo to Los Angeles. By blending romance and cultural heritage, Csaba Káel’s “Hungarian Wedding” showcases popular traditions as timeless elements of film storytelling and a catalyst for human emotions.
Read more about the film:
https://poff.ee/en/film/hungarian-wedding/
PÖFF TV is a special online festival channel to supplement the film programme, to share the emotions and meanings of the film world and exclusive interviews with festival guests.
PÖFF TV is brought to you by Ruum:um, Photopoint and Co-funded by the European Union.
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Tallinna Pimedate Ööde filmifestival toob teieni saate "Meet the filmmakers", peaosas film “Ungari pulm”. Intervjuu filmi režissööri Csaba Káeliga, kellega vestles Milani Perera.
Kuula kaasa ja saa vastused nendele põletavatele küsimustele:
1. Mis inspireeris Csaba Káeli jutustama seda lugu läbi etnograafilise vaatepunkti?
2. Milline on režissööri isiklik seos filmiga?
Tundub põnev? Ära muretse, vastused pole üldse kaugel…
Csaba Káel on tuntud oma teoste „Bánk bán“ (2002) ja „Magyar Menyegzo“ (2025) poolest. Tema loomingut on esitletud üritustel üle maailma, alates Tokyost kuni Los Angeleseni. Romantika ja kultuuripärandi ühendamisega muudab „Ungari pulm“ traditsioonid loojutustamise ajatuteks elementideks ja emotsioonide katalüsaatoriteks.
Loe filmi kohta rohkem:
https://poff.ee/film/ungari-pulm/
Lisaks filmifestivali filmiprogrammile linastub internetis PÖFF TV kanal, mis toob teieni eksklusiivsed intervjuud filmitegijatega ja aitab avada filmimaailma telgitaguseid.
PÖFF TV toob teieni Ruum:um, Photopoint ning kaasrahastab Euroopa Liit.
