Picture to download Prizes: 1994 - Frankfurt-am-Main LUCAS German Youth Film Association Prize 1993 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week Main Prize Best Cinematography: Tamás Sas Special Prize: Barnabás Tóth Gene Moskowitz Prize 1993 - Cannes Quinzaine des Réalisateurs FIPRESCI Prize 1993 - Cattolica Mystfest Special Prize of the Jury 1993 - Cottbus FilmFestival Prize "Brandenburg" of Ostdeutscher Rundfunk 1993 - Geneva "Stars of Tomorrow" Film Festival Special Mention for Barnabás Tóth 1993 - Lagów International Film Festival 2nd Prize 1993 - Stockholm International Film Festival Best Cinematography: Tamás Sas

Child Murders (Gyerekgyilkosságok) (1992, feature, 35mm, black/white, 79 min.) Director: Ildikó Szabó Screenplay: Ildikó Szabó Writer: Zsuzsa Tóth Director of photography: Tamás Sas Editor: Panni Kornis Music: János Másik Sound: György Pintér Costumes: Ildikó Szabó Production manager: Zoltán Gulyás Producer: Péter Barbalics, István Kardos, Pál Erdőss, Gerd Haag, István Dárday, Márton Ledniczky Production company: Hétfői Műhely Studio Foundation, Magic Media, TAG/TRAUM, M.I.T. Cast: Barnabás Tóth, Mária Balogh, Ilona Kállai, Péter Andorai, Eszter Csákányi Zsolt Balogh is a very lonely 12 year-old boy. He lives with his grandmother, Bizsu. The old lady, now bed-ridden, was once a famous primadonna but has now completely shut herself off from the world in her darkened room. She is an alcoholic and needs a considerable quantity of drink just to get through the day. She sees no one apart from her grandson. They live in a block of flats in one of the most run-down areas of Budapest on the banks of the Danube. Zsolt’s mother, who left the country as a dissident, sends a very small of money each month so that he can somehow live. The boy spends his time wandering around from secret place to secret place on the Danube…