BUDAPEST: Sinless / A pokol élővilága, the second feature by Hungarian director Attila Hartung, will be released in domestic theatres on 26 November 2026, following the director's critically acclaimed debut feature, FOMO: Fear of Missing Out / FOMO: Megosztod és uralkodsz (2019, produced by Filmteam).

BUDAPEST: The new Hungarian government is reaffirming its strong commitment to the film industry by removing the cap on new registrations for the country's film incentive scheme.

BUDAPEST: Hungarian director/writer György Mór Kárpáti is currently in the shooting phase with his third feature film Bubo Bubo / Uhu, which is an independent production.

BUDAPEST: Five projects received 2,804,661 EUR / 993,250,000 HUF as production support from the National Film Institute – Hungary (NFI). They include two feature films and three TV documentaries.

BUDAPEST: Hungarian filmmaker Bálint Szentgyörgyi is set to make his debut in Hungarian theatres in 2027 with his debut feature, the thriller Only Child / Egyke.

BUDAPEST: Zoltán Tarr has been appointed as the minister responsible for social relations and culture in the newly formed government of Hungary, led by PM Péter Magyar.

CANNES: Oscar-winning Hungarian director László Nemes returns to the Official Competition of the Cannes Film Festival with his fourth feature film Moulin, a French language historical drama distinguished by its striking visuals shot on 35mm film.

BUDAPEST: Hungarian debut feature My Turn / Nem énvagyok will be released in domestic theatres on 21 May 2026. Young Hungarian director of Chinese descent Zhang Ge confirmed to FNE that the film was produced independently, but the production benefited from Hungary’s 30% cash rebate scheme.

BUDAPEST: When Tom Cruise was spotted at Lake Balaton in April 2026, rumours connected his presence with additional shooting scenes in Hungary for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger, which had already been shot in the UK in 2025.

BUDAPEST: Filming has begun in Budapest on Oscar-winning István Szabó’s new period drama Embers / A gyertyák csonkig égnek, an adaptation of Sándor Márai’s 1942 novel or, more precisely, an adaptation of the novel’s stage adaptation, which premiered in London in 2006.