Ištvan Sabo

Szabó István

Reditelj, dobitnik Oskara

Director, Oscar winner

Mađarska

Hungary

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Laureat za doprinos svetskoj kinematografiji

Laureate for contribution to international cinema

Biografija

Biography

Ištvan Sabo je laureat drugog Novi Sad film festivala za doprinos svetskoj kinematografiji.

Ištvan Sabo mađarski je režiser i živa legenda svetskog filma. Dobitnik Oskara za najbolji strani film Mefisto, snimljen 1981. godine prema istoimenom romanu Klausa Mana. Pored toga Sabo je nominovan još tri puta za najprestižniju filmsku nagradu Oskara za filmove Confidence, Colonel Redl i Hanussen.

Njegovi filmovi su dva puta nominovani za Zlatni globus, a Colonel Red je nagrađen BAFTA priznanjem i nagradom žirija na Kanskom festivalu. Scenariji za filmove Sweet Emma, Dear Böbe i Sunshine su osvojili nagradu Evropske Filmske Akademije za najbolji scenario, kao i specijalnu nagradu žirija u Berlinu. The Day of Daydreaming i 25 Fireman’s Street su osvojili nagrade u Lokarnu. Father grand pri na Moskovskom filmskom festivalu.

Sabo je diplomirao na Filmskoj akademiji u Budimpešti 1961. godine, kao jedan od najtalentovanijih studenata. Godine 1990. predavao je na Fakultetu dramskih umetnosti u Beogradu.

Szabó István is the laureate of the second Novi Sad Film Festival for his contribution to world cinematography.

Szabó István is a Hungarian director and a living legend of world cinema. Mephisto, winner of the Oscar for the best foreign film, was filmed in 1981 based on the novel of the same name by Klaus Mann. In addition, Szabo was nominated three more times for the most prestigious Oscar film award for the films Confidence, Colonel Redl, and Hanussen.

His films have been nominated twice for the Golden Globe, and Colonel Red has been awarded a BAFTA Award and the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. The screenplays for the films Sweet Emma, Dear Böbe, and Sunshine won the European Film Academy Award for Best Screenplay, as well as the Special Jury Award in Berlin. The Day of Daydreaming and 25 Fireman's Street won awards in Locarno. Father Grand Pri at the Moscow Film Festival.

Szabó graduated from the Film Academy in Budapest in 1961 as one of the most talented students. In 1990, he taught at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade.

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