Picture to download Films in our database: 1990: Brats (Cast) 1993: Good Night, Prince (Cast) 1993: Silent Years (Cast) 2000: Sticky Matters (Director) 2000: Sticky Matters (Screenplay) 2000: We Live Only Once (Cast) 2003: St. Ivan's Day (Cast) 2003: Wild Imagination - Renoir’s Dreams (Cast) 2004: Tamara (Director) 2004: Tamara (Screenplay) 2004: Wild Imagination - Rousseau’s Dreams (Cast) 2006: White Palms (Director) 2006: White Palms (Screenplay) 2007: Off Hollywood (Director) 2007: Off Hollywood (Screenplay) 2010: Bibliothéque Pascal (Director) 2010: East Side Stories (Director) 2010: Bibliothéque Pascal (Screenplay) 2012: The Legend (Cast)

Szabolcs Hajdu Szabolcs Hajdu was born in Debrecen, Hungary in 1972. He studied at the Hungarian University of Drama and Film and directed the short film Necropolis, which gained remarkable critical acclaim. Sticky Matters, his first feature film, was awarded Best First Film of the Hungarian Film Week and Jury’s Special Prize at the Kiev MOLODIST film festival in 2003. His next feature, Tamara, won First Prize at the AVANCA film festival in 2005. His autobiographical movie White Palms was premiered in Cannes Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2006. It went on to win numerous international awards. His television feature Off Hollywood was presented at the Edinburgh IFF in 2008. Bibliothéque Pascal, his fifth feature film, won the Golden Reel main prize of the 41st Hungarian Film Week and the international premiere was hosted by the 40th edition of Berlinale Forum in 2010. filmography 1997: Necropolis / Nekropolisz (s) 1998: Knock, Knock - Pagoda for Little Mara / Valaki kopog - Kicsimarapagoda (s) 2000: Sticky Matters / Macerás ügyek 2004: Tamara 2004: Everyday Encyclopedia 1 / Hétköznapi enciklopédia I. (s) 2006: White Palms / Fehér tenyér 2007: Off Hollywood 2010: Bibliothéque Pascal 2010: The Wild Side / A te országod (s) (part of East Side Stories sketchfilm)