Bitola International Film Camera Festival Manaki Brothers
Macedonia
The creative work of the brothers Yanaki (1878-1954) and Milton (1880-1964) MANAKI, the first cameramen on the Balkans, is undoubtedly rich and significant. The cinematographic history of Macedonia started with them, marking its most important basic values.
Hungarian films at the festival
| 1995 - The Outpost | (in competition) | |||
| 1997 - Bolshe Vita | (in competition) | |||
| 1999 - The Lord's Lantern in Budapest | (in competition) | |||
| 2002 - Temptations - Bronze Camera to Gábor Medvigy | (in competition) | (winner) | ||
| 2004 -
Kontroll
- Silver Camera 300 to Gyula Pados, Student Jury's Prize to Gyula Pados |
(in competition) | (winner) | ||
| 2004 - Pleasant Days | ||||
| 2005 - Fateless - Silver Camera 300 to Gyula Pados | (in competition) | (winner) | ||
| 2007 - Dolina - Medvigy Gábor - Special Diploma | (in competition) | (winner) | ||
| 2009 - Another Planet | ||||
| 2010 - Adrienn Pál - Fillenz Ádám - Mayor's Award for Artistic Achievement | (in competition) | (winner) | ||
| 2011 - The Turin Horse - Fred Kelemen - Golden Camera 300 | (winner) | |||
| 2015 - Son of Saul - Erdély Mátyás - Golden Camera 300 Main Prize | (in competition) | (winner) | ||
| 2016 - It's Not the Time of My Life | ||||
| 2017 - Jupiter's Moon - Rév Marcell - Golden Camera 300 | (in competition) | (winner) | ||
| 2019 - Genesis |
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