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    Laszlo Nemes on making his Cannes comeback with ‘Moulin’ and breaking out of the arthouse bubble
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    Laszlo Nemes on making his Cannes comeback with ‘Moulin’ and breaking out of the arthouse bubble

    2026-05-18T12:36:00Z

    The Hungarian filmmaker was last at the festival in 2015 with his debut feature Son Of Saul

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    ‘Moulin’ review: Gilles Lellouche impresses in Laszlo Nemes’ powerful French resistance drama

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    The director’s follow up to ‘Orphan’ plays in Cannes Competition

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    Laszlo Nemes says “losing cinema” is connected to “conflict in civilisation”

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    “If we stop telling big stories, we condemn ourselves to downfall as a civilisation.”

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    ‘Orphan’ review: László Nemes sets his striking coming-of-age drama in 1950s Budapest
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    ‘Orphan’ review: László Nemes sets his striking coming-of-age drama in 1950s Budapest

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    Accomplished Venice competition title follows a teenage boy struggling to navigate a changing world

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    Laszlo Nemes’ ‘Orphan’ heads across Europe in key deals (exclusive)

    2025-02-14T06:12:00Z

    The Hungarian drama is being sold by Charades and New Europe Film Sales. 

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    Mubi, Le Pacte take in László Nemes’ ‘Orphan’ (exclusive)
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    Mubi, Le Pacte take in László Nemes’ ‘Orphan’ (exclusive)

    2024-05-15T05:45:00Z

    Nemes will shoot the film in Budapest this summer. 

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    How Hungary’s NFI Filmlab is helping top directors continue to film on 35mm and 16mm
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    Laszlo Nemes talks 'Son of Saul'
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    Laszlo Nemes talks 'Son of Saul'

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    Screen talks to the Hungarian director about his harrowing Cannes debut.

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    Venice Q&A: 'Son Of Saul' director László Nemes on his new historical drama 'Sunset'
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    Venice Q&A: 'Son Of Saul' director László Nemes on his new historical drama 'Sunset'

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    Nemes won the best foreign language film Oscar in 2016.

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