Mini-Biography:
Miklós Jancsó was born on September 27, 1921 in Vác. He was a Hungarian Director, known for La Pacifista (1971), Omega, Omega... (1985), L' aube (1986), Miklós Jancsó's first movie on record is from 1958. He was married to Marta Meszaros. Miklós Jancsó died on January 31, 2014 in Budapest. His last motion picture on file dates from 2000.
Biographical Notes in German: Studium Rechtswissenschaft an der Universität Kolozsvár, Rumänien. 1958 erster Spielfilm.
«am 31. Januar 2014 verstarb der ungarische Filmregisseur Miklós Jancsó im Alter von 92 Jahren. Jancsó galt als Hauptfigur der ungarischen Neuen Welle der 1960er Jahre. Seine Markenzeichen waren virtuos choreographierte Massenszenen in langen Plansequenzen mit elaborierten Kamerabewegungen. Oft bearbeitete er historische Stoffe, die Filme handeln nicht von Menschen als Individuen, sondern von Menschen als Volk. Sie sind auch Analysen der Macht, und politisch gingen sie zu ihrer Zeit stets etwas zu weit. Erfahrungen von Gewalt, Unterdrückung und Opposition werden mittels Symbolen und Allegorien dargeboten: ein utopisches Kino.» (filmmuseum münchen)
Miklós Jancsó Filmography [Auszug]
2000: [] Utolsó vacsora az arabs szürkénél (Last supper at the arabian gray horse) (Director), with Enikö Börcsök, Zoltán Mucsi, Péter Scherer,
1999: [] Anyád! a szúnyogok (Damn you! The Mosquitoes) (Director),
1998: [] Nekem lámpást adtott a kezembe az Ur Pesten (The Lord's lantern in Budapest) (Director),
1995: [/ /1] Szeressük egymást gyerekek (Love each other) (Director), with Károly Makk, ,
1989: [] Jézus Krisztus horoszkópja (Director),
1987: [/ /1] Szörnyek evadja (Season of Monsters) (Director),
1986: [/ /1] L' aube (Director),
1985: [/ /1] Omega, Omega... (Director),
1981: [] A zsarnok szÃve avagy Boccacio Magyarországon (The Tyrant's Heart) (Director),
1978: [] Eletünket és vérunket: Magyar rapsódia 1 (Director), with Anna Dymna,
1978: [] Allegro barbaro: Magyar rapsódia 2 (Hungarian Rhapsody) (Director), with Anna Dymna,
1976: [] Vizi privati, pubbliche virtù (Director),
1975: [] Szerelem, Elektra (Elektreia) (Director),
1973: [/ /1] Roma rivuole Cesare (Director), with Remo Girone,
1972: [03.09] Még kér a nép (Red Psalm) (Director), with Andrea Drahota, Lajos Balázsovits, András Bálint,
1971: [/ /1] La Pacifista (Director), with Francesco Carnelutti, Pierre Clémenti, Piero Faggioni,
1971: [] La tecnica ed il rito (Director),
1970: [] Égi bárány (Director), with Géza Ferdinándy,
1969: [] Fényes szelek (The Confrontation) (Director),
1969: [] Sirokko (The Winterwind) (Director), with Géza Ferdinándy, Michel Delahaye,
1968: [] Csend és kiáltás (Silence and Cry) (Director),
1967: [11.04] Csillagosok, Katonák (The Red and the White) (Director), with , Bolot Bejsenalev, Valerij Belbov,
1965: [] Szegénylegények (The Round-Up) (Director), with János Görbe, Zoltán Latinovits, Tibor Molnár,
1964: [] Igy jöttem (My way home) (Director), with , , ,
1963: [] Oldás és kötés (Cantata) (Director), with Zoltán Latinovits, ,
1958: [] A harangok Römába mentek (The Bells have gone to Rome) (Director),
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