	Denver International Film Festival http://www.denverfilm.org Date: 03.11.2011 - 14.11.2011 Country: United States

New international feature releases, independently produced fiction films and documentaries, animation, experimental works, children's programs and short subjects are included in the festival. The festival presents the following awards: John Cassavetes Award Krzysztof Kieslowski Award For Best European Film Mayor's Lifetime Achievement Award Starz People's Choice Award Stan Brakhage Award for Best Short Subject

HUNGARIAN FILMS:

2011 - Béla Tarr : The Turin Horse (A torinói ló)

2010 - Szabolcs Hajdu : Bibliothéque Pascal (Bibliothéque Pascal)

2009 - György Pálfi : I am Not Your Friend (Nem vagyok a barátod)

2009 - Áron Mátyássy : Lost Times (Utolsó idők)

2008 - Ferenc Moldoványi : Another Planet (Another Planet/Másik bolygó)
in competition
Maysles Brothers Award for Best Documentary

2005 - Péter Forgács : El Perro Negro - Stories from the Spanish Civil War (A fekete kutya - Történetek a spanyol polgárháborúból)
in competition
Best Documentary

2003 - Péter Forgács : A Bibó Reader (Bibó breviárium)

2003 - Bence Fliegauf : Forest (Rengeteg)

2002 - Zoltán Kamondi : Temptations (Kísértések)

2001 - Ibolya Fekete : Chico (Chico)

2001 - Ferenc Moldoványi : Children - Kosovo 2000 (Gyerekek - Koszovó 2000)

On this page feature films produced between 1991 - 2000 are shown only if they were awarded at the festival.