Prizes: 2004 - Houston Worldfest 2004 Golden Remi Award to Mara Bozóki, Special Prize of Golden Remi Jury 2003 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week Best Sound: Róbert Juhász

The Colour of Happiness (A boldogság színe) (2003, feature, 35mm, colour, 86 min., 1:1,85, DolbySR) Director: József Pacskovszky Screenplay: József Pacskovszky Director of photography: Francisco Gózon Editor: Gabriella Koncz Music: Andro Drom, Sonoton Music Sound: Róbert Juhász Visual design: Mara Bozóki Costumes: Mara Bozóki Production manager: Andrea Kormos Producer: Jenő Hábermann Production company: FilmArt Ltd. Cast: Lívia Hábermann, Erik Desfosses, Zoltán Rátóti, Artúr Kálid, Margit Földessy, Teréz Rudolf, Ottó Viczián, Anna Györgyi The story of the film is set in the summer of 2002 in Budapest, when a strange and disturbing event takes place to disturb its inhabitants. Snow begins to fall above the city. Dense big flakes of snow land upon the hot asphalt, balconies, and walkways covered with flowers. It seems that everybody’s lives are set to change on this day. Lóránt, a 50 year-old man, no longer wishes to be a father and a husband. Eszter, a pretty artist, no longer wishes to carry on being just a lover, but instead wants a husband and children... Máté, who works for the Office of International Law, and is divorced with a child, is nervous about a new marriage. Ditta, who writes articles to help other women look for a partner, is helpless when her own marriage is beset by crisis... And then there is Bogó, a blackman working as a bus driver, who despite having a formidable knowledge of the history and layout of Budapest, on this day manages to get himself, his No.7 bus and his passengers lost; Fanni, a girl looking for her place in the world with no idea of what she wants to be; the Tall Woman, who has difficulty finding the right man; and the draughtsman Ákos, who is a man of extremes, both in his thoughts and actions... And the Gipsy family who on this very day lose Baba, Zoltán Kolompár Csoki’s mother... Through the fate of Eastern Europe on a miniature scale the film provides an insight into the emotions of the protagonists on this strange day. This day is one of life and death. How to go on? What will tomorrow bring? A map of emotions takes shape in the film’s stories, which are sometimes lyrical, sometimes comical, and sometimes absurd enough to provoke a smile. Festivals: 2004 - Cleveland International Film Festival (in competition) 2004 - Goa International Film Festival of India 2004 - Houston Worldfest (in competition) 2004 - Minneapolis St. Paul  International Film Festival 2004 - Semarang International Film Festival 2004 - Várna Love is Folly International Film Festival (in competition) 2003 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week (in competition) 2003 - Ghent Flanders International Film Festival - World Cinema 2003 - Haifa International Film Festival 2003 - Karlovy Vary International Film Festival - Variety Critics’ Choice 2003 - Moscow International Film Festival