Picture to download Prizes: 2011 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week Best Director: Kornél Mundruczó, Best Cinematography: Mátyás Erdély 2010 - Munich Film Festival Special Mention 2010 - Ostrava Kamera Oko Special Mention to Mátyás Erdély 2010 - Sarajevo Film Festival Special Jury Award 2010 - Seville Film Festival Special Jury Prize, Best Director of Photography Award: Mátyás Erdély

Tender Son - The Frankenstein Project (Szelíd teremtés - A Frankenstein-terv) (2010, feature, 35mm, colour, 101 min., cinemascope, DTS) Co-produced with Germany, Austria Director: Kornél Mundruczó Screenplay: Yvette Bíró, Kornél Mundruczó Director of photography: Mátyás Erdély Editor: David Jancsó Sound: Gábor Balázs Visual design: Márton Ágh Costumes: János Breckl Production manager: Judit Sós Producer: Viktória Petrányi, Susanne Marian, Gabriele Kranzelblinder, Gábor Kovács Co-producer: Laokoon Film, RTL Klub Production company: Proton Cinema, Essential Filmproduktion / DE, KGP / AT, Filmpartners Cast: Rudolf Frecska, Kitty Csíkos, Kornél Mundruczó, Lili Monori, Miklós Székely B. Long ago, a young man fathered a child without ever knowing what became of him. Now 17, his son Rudi returns home hoping to reunite with his family after years spent in an institution. Returning to his mother, he hopes to find acceptance, affection, and most importantly, who his father is, but finds that he is not welcome.  Almost by accident, Rudi slips into a casting session. The director of the film is transfixed by his innocence and thinks he has found his lead. But a terrible event soon compromises Rudi¹s good intentions. He becomes a hunted murderer, and the director realizes that Rudi, this peculiar and silent boy, is his son and his own monstrous creation. The director now has no other choice but to accompany his son on his inevitable, brutal path and their common search for redemption. Inspired by Mary Shelley¹s classic gothic novel Frankenstein. Festivals: 2011 - Adelaide International Film Festival 2011 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week (in competition) 2011 - Copenhagen CPH:PIX 2011 - Edinburgh International Film Festival 2011 - Hong Kong International Film Festival 2011 - Linz Crossing Europe Film Festival 2011 - Luxembourg CinÉast 2011 - Palic International Film Festival 2011 - Rotterdam International Film Festival 2011 - Sofia International Film Festival 2011 - Torún Plus Camerimage 2011 - Trieste Film Festival (in competition) 2011 - Wroclaw New Horizons International Film Festival 2010 - Bratislava International Film Festival - Profiles 2010 - Cannes International Film Festival (in competition) 2010 - Ghent Flanders International Film Festival (in competition) 2010 - Jerusalem International Film Festival 2010 - Munich Film Festival 2010 - Ostrava Kamera Oko (in competition) 2010 - Philadelphia Film Festival 2010 - Riga Baltic Pearl 2010 - Rio de Janeiro IFF 2010 - Săo Paulo International Film Festival 2010 - Sarajevo Film Festival (in competition) 2010 - Seville Film Festival (in competition) 2010 - Toronto International Film Festival 2010 - Wroclaw New Horizons International Film Festival