Picture to download Prizes: 1995 - Strasbourg Forum du Cinéma Européen Grand Prix 1994 - Bergamo Film Meeting Silver Rose 1994 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week Main Prize Best Cinematography: Tibér Máthé Best Actor: Lajos Kovács Gene Moskowitz Prize Independent Producers' Prize 1994 - Chicago International Film Festival Golden Plaque 1994 - European Film Academy Félix Prize - Young European Film of the Year 1994 - Sochi International Film Festival Second Prize (shared), FIPRESCI-Prize 1994 - Thessaloniki International Film Festival Best Director Best Actor: Lajos Kovács (shared) 1994 - Torún Plus Camerimage Golden Frog Award to Tibor Máthé 1994 - Valladolid International Film Festival Best Cinematography: Tibor Máthé

Woyzeck (Woyzeck) (1993, feature, 35mm, black/white, 93 min.) Director: János Szász Screenplay: János Szász Writer: Georg Büchner Story editor: András Szeredás Director of photography: Tibor Máthé Editor: Anna Kornis Music: Henry Purcell Sound: István Sipos Visual design: Péter Mándoki Costumes: Ágnes Jodál Production manager: Péter Rutkai, Zoltán Gulyás Producer: Péter Barbalics Production company: Magic Media, Hétfői Műhely Studio Foundation, MTV-FMS Cast: Lajos Kovács, Alekszandr Porohovscsikov, Péter Haumann, Sándor Gáspár, Diana Vacaru Georg Buchner would turn 180 this year. He was not immortal, but his drama, Woyzeck, survived all the shocks of the past 150 years. Woyzeck is alive, walks around among us to show that the big experiment with outcast of this world is not over. How far can we got with this experiment? To infinity! WOYZECK - WOZZEK - VOJCEK - only the name changes, but the world is eternal, the salvation, the rest is so remote, so out of reach. The little man forced out on the periphery of the huge railway station: Woyzeck - a speck of dust of a man, our Vojcek, in voluntary exile from home, as the guardian of the switch No 425, spends his service in his tiny shelter... and his life.