Prizes: 2003 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week Best Actor: Zoltán Mucsi, Best Producer: András Muhi and György Budai

Libiomfi (Libiomfi) (2003, feature, 35mm, colour, 70 min., 1:1,66, DolbySR) Director: Zoltán Kálmánchelyi, Zsolt Végh Screenplay: Zoltán Kálmánchelyi, Angéla Stefanovics, Zsolt Végh Director of photography: Balázs Dobóczi Editor: Péter Politzer Music: Roland Vígh Sound: Tamás Zányi, Rudolf Várhegyi Visual design: Róbert Noszlopy Costumes: Edit Szűcs Choreography: Johanna Bodor Location manager: Kata Koltai Production manager: László Z. Kocsis Producer: András Muhi, György Budai Production company: Inforg Stúdió Cast: Gábor Dióssi, Zoltán Kálmánchelyi, Angéla Stefanovics, Zoltán Mucsi, Karina Kecskés, Kati Lázár, Eszter Ónodi, Imre Baksa, János Gyuriska, Károly Hajduk, Iván Kamarás, Csaba Pindroch, Miklós Székely B., Zsolt Végh, István Hajdu The film is about a theatre director, who is absolutely incompetent in matters of the theatre, and is a complete madman to boot. The story was inspired by the life of Attila Liebe, who led an acting workshop for young people in Ózd, and strangled his students in the heat of instruction. In this film the character Uncle Libi would like to stage his adaptation of Winnie-the-Pooh. However, his Winnie-the-Pooh is a far cry from the "Walt-Disneyfied" unreal and light-hearted original. Uncle Libi wants bloody reality; he wants to see real animals on the stage… The film's genre is a tragicomical socio-tale-musical. First Feature Film Festivals: 2003 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week (in competition) 2003 - Targu-Mures AlterNative