The second time the University of Theatre and Film Arts (Budapest) organizes the FACT (Festival Arts Cinema Theatre) international festival, this time between the 1st and 4th February 2018.
What distinguishes FACT from other European festivals of drama universities is that film and theatre appear side by side. Special attention is also given to related arts by presenting the works of set and costume design students.
FACT aims to provide Hungarian and international students the opportunity to present their diploma films and performances to an international audience, participate in workshops together, and establish long-term professional relationships.
The students of six international and two Hungarian drama universities will participate in this year's festival. Those interested will have a chance to see a wide variety of performances from one-person (one audience member!) shows to ones played by large ensembles on the big stage.
Productions of the drama universities of Brno, München, Reykjavík, Versico, and Kaposvár have been invited to this year's FACT, and the host, the University of Theatre and Film Arts, will present four of its productions. Student-led productions selected through an international competition will also be part of the program, as we believe it is essential to present and support initiatives of this kind.
Within the festival's frame, we organize two conferences, the subject of one being the work of film director Zoltán Fábri, whose centennial we celebrated last year. At the same time, the other focuses on the present and future of Hungarian drama education. Teaching staff, both practical and academic, from Budapest, Novi Sad, Târgu Mureş, Cluj-Napoca, and Kaposvár, from every higher education drama institution, where training is provided in Hungarian, will take part in this conference.
Besides the sixteen productions, an exhibition will be held of costume and set designs by students from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, and Rippl-Rónai Faculty of Arts, University of Kaposvár, BA in Applied Scenography and there also will be a screening of various award-winning documentaries and short films by students of film from the University of Theatre and Film Arts.
What distinguishes FACT from other European festivals of drama universities is that film and theatre appear side by side. Special attention is also given to related arts by presenting the works of set and costume design students.
FACT aims to provide Hungarian and international students the opportunity to present their diploma films and performances to an international audience, participate in workshops together, and establish long-term professional relationships.
The students of six international and two Hungarian drama universities will participate in this year's festival. Those interested will have a chance to see a wide variety of performances from one-person (one audience member!) shows to ones played by large ensembles on the big stage.
Productions of the drama universities of Brno, München, Reykjavík, Versico, and Kaposvár have been invited to this year's FACT, and the host, the University of Theatre and Film Arts, will present four of its productions. Student-led productions selected through an international competition will also be part of the program, as we believe it is essential to present and support initiatives of this kind.
Within the festival's frame, we organize two conferences, the subject of one being the work of film director Zoltán Fábri, whose centennial we celebrated last year. At the same time, the other focuses on the present and future of Hungarian drama education. Teaching staff, both practical and academic, from Budapest, Novi Sad, Târgu Mureş, Cluj-Napoca, and Kaposvár from every higher education drama institution, where training is provided in Hungarian will take part in this conference.
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