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Three Hungarian films win awards at 48th Luguskie Film Festival

Árpád Bogdán’s feature Genesis won the Golden Grape award, Ágota Varga’s The Prison Chaplain won silver, and Schwechtje Mihály’s Hide and Seek won bronze.

Jul 1, 2019

Luguskie Film Festival

Three Hungarian films win awards at 48th Luguskie Film Festival

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Three Hungarian films win awards at 48th Luguskie Film Festival

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