"A work of rare and luminous humanity, Cain’s Children gives some form of redemption to these broken men." (DOXA Film Festival)
The films produced by Campfilm address social issues and have a strong cinematic demand.
The works completed so far have participated and gained recognition at both national and international festivals, such as the 29th Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels – FIPA, the 62nd San Sebastian IFF, 45th Director's Fortnight in Cannes or the 43rd IFF Rotterdam.
Since 2012 the films produced by Campfilm have recieved a row the most prominent recognition awarded by the Hungarian Film Critics' Association: CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO WORDS - "Best Hungarian documentary of 2011", ANOTHER HUNGARY - "Best Hungarian documentary of 2013", SOFT RAIN - "Best Hungarian sort film of 2013", CAIN'S CHILDREN - "Best Hungarian documentary of 2014".
After graduating from the University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest as film director, he co-founded Campfilm in 2007 and worked as a producer in all completed projects, except for the feature length documentary CAIN’S CHILDREN (2014), premiered in the New Directors competition of the San Sebastian Film Festival, which he directed.
She joined Campfilm in 2010 as production manager. Since 2011 she worked in almost all Campfilm's productions as a line producer.
She co-founded Campfilm in 2007 and worked as a producer or occasionally as a co-author in all of Campfilm’s completed films. In the recent years she worked together with various national and international partners (Media council Hungary, Hungarian National Film Fund, HBO Europe, ARTE France, RTS, Jba Production (FR), Novak Prod (BE) etc). With Campfilm’s projects she participated in several international training programs (Ex Oriente Film, Eurodoc, Nipkow Programme). Sára is a member of the European Documentary Network (EDN).
She graduated at the Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest in film history and film theory. After spending one year in France at Sorbonne (Dep. of Cinema Studies), she started working as production manager and the producer’s assistant at Campfilm.
He is a co-founder of Campfilm. He graduated from the Hungarian University of Theatre and Film in 2009 and is now pursuing his DLA studies at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest. He has worked as a photographer and director of photography since 1998. Working on both personal and commissioned projects, his work has been displayed internationally in various campaigns, galleries and festivals. In 2014 he received the prominent “Cinematographer of the Year – Illés György” Prize, awarded by the Hungarian Society of Cinematographers.
