Lajos Koltai has been involved with more than his share of films relating to Nazism, the Holocaust and the fallout from Hitler’s Third Reich. As the regular cinematographer for leading Hungarian ...

BUDAPEST — If Hungarian Nobel laureate for literature Imre Kertesz didn’t suffer enough in WWII, efforts to bring his novel “Fateless,” a tragic coming-of-age tale set in a Nazi concentration camp, to ...

film profile] by Lajos Koltai. This European coproduction is the most expensive Hungarian film ever produced with a total cost of 11 million euro. It was seen for the first time at the Budapest Film ...

Toronto and New York-based distributor ThinkFilm has acquired North American rights to the Berlin 2005 feature “Fateless,” the directorial debut of Oscar-nominated cinematographer Lajos Koltai. The ...

“Fateless,” the film adaptation of 2002 Nobel Prize-winner Imre Kertesz’s novel of a young boy’s experience of the Holocaust, will premiere at the Budapest Film Festival in early February. “Fateless” ...

"Fateless," the directorial debut of Hungarian filmmaker Lajos Koltai, tells the shattering story of a 14-year-old boy who, with the casual arbitrariness peculiar to epic history, is one moment on his ...

Lajos Koltai's exquisite visualization of Imre Kertesz's autobiographical novel is a most unusual and affecting film. His textured re-creation of enduring the unimaginable with quiet delicacy is the ...

11/01/2005 - Lajos Koltai’s European coproduction, the most expensive film ever made in Hungary, will premiere on February 8th at the Budapest Film Festival. The screening will take place two days ...

What is noteworthy about “Cache” is that it is holding so well – down just a bit less than 30% from the previous four-day holiday weekend. “It’s a great start,” said Michael Barker, co-president of ...

"Fateless," the directorial debut of Hungarian cinematographer Lajos Koltai, tells the shattering story of a 14-year-old boy who, with that casual arbitrariness peculiar to epic history, is one moment ...