Linda Dombrovszky

Directing

Linda Dombrovszky

Born January 26, 1980 · Hungary (age 46)

Linda Dombrovszky is a Hungarian director and screenwriter whose work spans short films, documentaries, television, and feature filmmaking. She gained recognition with acclaimed shorts such as Hetvenes (2014) and A kockaember (2017), and is best known for directing Pilátus (2020), which earned her the Best Director award at the Hungarian Motion Picture Festival.

Known For

Béke - A nemzetek felettBéke - A nemzetek felett · 2022
Béke - A nemzetek felett
2022
MovieDocumentaryDrama
PilatePilate · 2020
Pilate
★ 6.22020
MovieDrama
The mother loves her daughter; the daughter loves her mother. The tragedy of misunderstood love. The adaptation of Magda Szabó's novel translated into twelve languages.
HetvenesHetvenes · 2015
Hetvenes
2015
MovieComedyDrama
In a near-future Hungary where citizens are legally required to end their lives at age seventy, a documentary crew follows an elderly man as he approaches his final days. Blending dark humor with social satire, Linda Dombrovszky's mockumentary explores aging, dignity, and the human cost of a society obsessed with efficiency and control.
AdventureAdventure · 2011
Adventure
★ 7.02011
MovieDramaRomance
In 1940 Budapest, a successful doctor leads a perfect life, unaware that his wife and his adopted son are planning to run away together.
Don Juan going baldDon Juan going bald · 2020
Don Juan going bald
2020
MovieDramaTV Movie
Zoltán Farkas, a well-known constructor, lives his life as Don Juan, while his young wife (Éva) want to divorce and has a lover, who is a young lieutenant. They go there last trip together to Zoltán's birthplace, where no one knows, that they will divorce, until some secrets getting revealed. Based on Ferenc Herczeg's novel.
A helység kalapácsaA helység kalapácsa · 2023
A helység kalapácsa
★ 4.02023
MovieComedyTV Movie
A kockaemberA kockaember · 2017
A kockaember
2017
MovieDrama
ÚjjászületésÚjjászületés · 2019
Újjászületés
2019
Movie
A true story of a prisoner of the Siberian Gulag about hope. About hope, that we can stay human beings during the cruelest suffering.

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