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Top 200 Most Anticipated Films for 2014: #43. Kornél Mundruczó’s The White God

White God Director: Kornél Mundruczó Writers: Kornél Mundruczó, Kata Weber, Viktoria Petranyi Producers: Viktória Petrányi, Eszter Gyárfás U.S. Distributor: Rights Available Cast: Zsofia Psotta, Sandor Zsoter, Lili Horvath It was...

Top 100 Most Anticipated Films of 2010: Kornel Mundruczo’s The Frankenstein Project

A discovery I made at Cannes two years back, 2008's Delta's combined sheer beauty and poetic ugliness demonstrating the Hungarian filmmaker's unique voice and Malickian approach. Love the idea of making a teen out to be a classic monster, of course in a nonliteral sense.

2020 TIFF: Mundruczó, Franco, Rosi, Jasmila Zbanic & Chaitanya Tamhane Among High Profile Selections

With the red carpets remaining in storage this year and A-list players making no plans to quarantine for two full weeks in Canada's capitol,...

No Cannes for Tarr, Assayas, Mundruczo, Schnabel, Loach and Malick?

Cannes announced 16 films in the Main Competition today and the Un Certain Regard is perhaps complete but could fit two more titles in, but as expected, Terrence Malick's film is still in limbo. Apart from that frustrating example, there are about three to five available slots in the Main Comp and some hefty titles that are missing in action. I've compiled a list below, but worth mentioning are blatant omissions such as Julian Schnabel's Miral, Kornel Mundruczo's Frankenstein Project, Ken Loach's Route Irish and perhaps even Bruce Robinson's The Rum Diary.

Cannes 2010 Predictions (Competition Films): Sokurov, Mundruczo, Moretti, Eastwood

I don't normally associate remakes, trilogies, biopics or adaptions with films from the Croisette, but this year we could receive a little bit of all four if Aleksandr Sokurov's Faust, Kornel Mundruczo's The Frankenstein Project, Wong Kar-Wai's The Grand Master and Im Sang-soo's The Housemaid make the cut. Here are the second batch of predictions.

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