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Visegrad Film Forum to Once Again Open the Doors to the World of Filmmaking This March
See you in Bratislava again on March 11–14. Get to know who are guests are!
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Uli Hanisch “When Space Becomes the Narrative”
Uli Hanisch, a highly respected German production designer whose work has significantly shaped both contemporary European and Hollywood cinema. Hanisch is behind the visual concepts of films such as Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006) and Cloud Atlas (2012), as well as the acclaimed series Babylon Berlin (2016) and The Queen’s Gambit (2020).
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Alexander Nanau “Cinema as Civic Inquiry”
Alexander Nanau is a German-Romanian documentary filmmaker, director, and producer. He gained international recognition with films such as The World According to Ion B. (2009), Toto and His Sisters (2014), and especially the investigative documentary Collective (2019), which exposed systemic corruption in the Romanian healthcare system. Collective won the European Film Award for Best Documentary and received Academy Award nominations in two categories — Best Documentary Feature and Best International Feature Film.
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György Pálfi “The Body, the Image, and the Limits of Cinema”
György Pálfi´s films repeatedly explore the human body as a space of desire, vulnerability, and transformation, combining a bold visual style with unconventional narrative structures. From the internationally acclaimed Taxidermia (2006), through the cinephile montage Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen (2012), to his latest film Hen (2025), Pálfi’s work oscillates between provocation, humor, and sensitivity.
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