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The Maiden Danced To Death (A halálba táncoltatott leány) (2011, feature, 35mm, colour, 106 min.) Co-produced with Canada, Slovenia First feature Director: Endre Hules Screenplay: Endre Hules Director of photography: Vilmos Zsigmond, Zoltán Honti Music: Ferenc Kiss Producer: Gábor Garami Co-producer: Michael Dobbin, Igor Pedicek Production company: Cinema-Film, Quiet Revolution Pictures / CA, Casablanca Films / SI Cast: Endre Hules, Zsolt László, Bea Melkvi, Emőke Zsigmond, Lajos Kovács Steve, a dancer-turned-dance-impresario returns to his native Hungary after a 20-year absence. The Communist regime that expelled him is gone, his former apparatchik father had retired in disgrace, but his younger brother, Gyula still works in the same run-down studio with the same cash-strapped dance company they both started out in - and he is married to Steve’s former sweetheart, Mari. The two brothers decide to revive their last project together, a dance piece based on the old ballad, The Maiden Danced to Death. If Gyula makes it to Steve’s exacting standards, Steve can take it on a world tour, reviving the sagging careers of both. But the ghosts of the past begin to haunt them when Steve decides to even some old scores. As The Maiden Danced to Death rumbles towards the inevitable showdown, dramatic scenes seamlessly slip into dance or music. http://www.themaidendancedtodeath.com Festivals: 2013 - Roma Independent Film Festival (in competition) 2012 - Chennai International Film Festival 2012 - Chicago EU Film Festival 2012 - Cleveland International Film Festival (in competition) 2012 - Odessa International Film Festival (in competition) 2012 - Palic International Film Festival 2012 - Porto FANTASPORTO 2012 - Syracuse International Film Festival (in competition) 2012 - Vilnius International Film Festival (in competition) 2011 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week (in competition) 2011 - Calgary International Film Festival 2011 - Montreal The World Film Festival (in competition) - First Film Competition 2011 - Oldenburg International Film Festival 2011 - Vancouver EU Film Festival