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    Aurora Borealis wins GoE Bridging The Borders Award at Hungarian Film Festival LA

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    By Bijan Tehrani on 10/22/2018 Festivals, Videos

    The opening/award ceremony of 2018 Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles was held on October 18th. Reception was at Safir Restaurant and award ceremony at Laemmle’s Royal Theater.

    Bijan Tehrani and Susan Morgan cooper, jury members, both praised Bela and Bonnie Bunyik for their amazing effort to bring the best of Hungarian cinema to Los Angeles. Bijan Tehrani and Susan Morgan cooper then announced the winner of the GoE Bridging The Borders Award for the Best Film and read the jury statement: “When forced to take care of her aged mother, a daughter sets out to uncover the cause of the disconnect in their relationship. She discovers a chilling and unimaginable choice made by her mother during the war. Sponsored by GoEnergisticts, the Bridging the Borders Award goes to the film Aurora Borealis beautifully directed by Marta Meszaros”

    Franciska Töröcsik, Aurora Borealis’ actress received the award on behalf of Marta Meszaros. The following is a video of the GoE Bridging The Borders Award announcement and a short interview with Franciska Töröcsik:

    Other award winners were: 

    Best Actress, Franciska Torocsik & Victoria Tarpai
    Best Actor, Milan Csordas
    Best Director, Marta Meszaros
    Best Cinematographer, Tibor Mathe & Gabor Halasz
    Best Screenplay,Marta Meszaros, Eva Pataki and Zoltan Jancso
    Best Documentary, Tuza-Ritter Bernadett
    Best Director Future TV Film, Laszlo Vitezy
    Best Short TV Film, Linda Dombrovszky
    Animation, Líviusz Gyulai
    Alex Friedman Humanitarian Award, Attila Szasz
    Life Time Achievement Award, Marta Meszaros

    Photos & video: Maya Hooshivar

    Aurora Borealis Franciska Töröcsik Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles Marta Meszaros
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    Bijan Tehrani

    Bijan Tehrani a film director, film critic and writer, works as editor in chief of Cinema Without Borders while teaching Language of Film and Film History at workshops nationwide. Bijan has won several awards in international film festivals and book fairs for his short films and children's books.

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