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Gyula Gazdag

1947 (79) • Directing

Gyula Gazdag (born 19 July 1947 in Budapest) is a Hungarian film director, screenwriter and actor. Gyula Gazdag is a director of film, theater and television. He was a professor at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television from 1993-2015 and has served as the artistic director of the Sundance Filmmakers Lab since 1997.

Known For

A Hungarian Fairy Tale

53%

Director

1987

Bastion Promenade Seventy Four

64%

Screenplay

1974

Long Distance Runner

70%

Director

1968

The Whistling Cobblestone

60%

Editor

1971

Selection

80%

Director

1970

A Poet from the Lower East Side

100%

Director

1997

Stand off

90%

Director

1989

Package Tour

90%

Director

1985

American Road

Thanks

2013

Negative history of Hungarian cinema

Self

2010

A Poet from the Lower East Side

100%

Director

1997

Stand off

90%

Director

1989

Stand off

90%

Screenplay

1989

A Hungarian Fairy Tale

53%

Director

1987

A Hungarian Fairy Tale

53%

Writer

1987

Package Tour

90%

Director

1985

Colonel Redl

69%

Oberleutnant Ehrlich

1985

Lost Illusions

70%

Director

1983

Lost Illusions

70%

Writer

1983

The banquet

70%

Director

1982

Confidence

75%
1980

A három jószívű rabló

90%

Director

1979

Swap

Director

1978

Requiem for a Revolutionary

80%

Editor

1975

Bastion Promenade Seventy Four

64%

Screenplay

1974

Bastion Promenade Seventy Four

64%

Director

1974

Bastion Promenade Seventy Four

64%

Editor

1974

Szilveszter

90%

Editor

1974

The Resolution

100%

Director

1972

The Resolution

100%

Editor

1972

Az ítélet

Director

1972

The Whistling Cobblestone

60%

Editor

1971

The Whistling Cobblestone

60%

Director

1971

The Whistling Cobblestone

60%

Screenplay

1971

Selection

80%

Director

1970

Mikor megszülettem...

Director

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