Gyula Gazdag

Gyula Gazdag was born in Budapest on 19 July 1947. A graduate in 1970 of the Academy of Theatre and Film, he became one of the figures of Hungarian direct cinema; several of his films were banned or withheld under the Kádár regime. He later taught at the University of California, Los Angeles. He joined the Sundance Institute's directors lab in 1994, became its artistic director in 1997, and in 2026 received, together with Ed Harris, the first Robert Redford Luminary Award.

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• CinemaThe Whistling CobblestoneA sípoló macskakőGyula Gazdag · 1972Cinema