Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia István Szabó (born 18 February 1938, Budapest) is a Hungarian film director. Description above from the Wikipedia article István Szabó, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Directed
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Sunshine (1999) — Director
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Mephisto (1981) — Director
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Being Julia (2004) — Director
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Colonel Redl (1985) — Director
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Taking Sides (2002) — Director
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The Door (2012) — Director
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Ten Minutes Older: The Cello (2002) — Director
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Hanussen (1988) — Director
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Father (1966) — Director
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Meeting Venus (1991) — Director
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Confidence (1980) — Director
- Tér (1971) — Director
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You (1963) — Director
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Sweet Emma, Dear Böbe (1992) — Director
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Lovefilm (1970) — Director
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Budapest Tales (1977) — Director
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25 Fireman's Street (1973) — Director
- The Concert (1962) — Director
- A Hetedik napon (1959) — Director
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Age of Illusions (1965) — Director
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Rokonok (2006) — Director
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Final Report (2020) — Director
- A Dream of a House (1972) — Director
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A Theme with Variations (1962) — Director
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Budapest, amiért szeretem (1971) — Director
- Bali (1984) — Director
- The Green Bird (1980) — Director
- Cat's Game (1985) — Director
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Offenbach's Secret (1996) — Director
- Kegyelet (1967) — Director
- From Europe Into Europe (2004) — Director
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City Map (1977) — Director
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Ten Minutes After (2002) — Director
- Embers — Director
Also appeared in
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Mephisto (1981) — Theatre Party Attendant (uncredited)
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I Served the King of England (2007) — Millionaire #7
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The Oscars (1953) — Self
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Shem (2004) — Elijah
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To Make a Comedy Is No Fun (2016) — Self
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Through the Night with... (2002) — Self
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CzechMate: In Search of Jiří Menzel (2018) — Self
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Stand off (1989)
- German Film Award (1951) — Self
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Pictures of Europe (1990) — Self
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Come with Me to the Cinema – The Gregors (2022) — Self
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The naked face — Himself
- Franz Antel - Meister der Unterhaltung (2013) — Himself
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Remembrance of József Romvári (2020) — Narrator (voice)
- Gero von Boehm begegnet... (2002) — Self
- Lebensläufe (1998) — Self