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Budapest, Hungary · Est. 2001 · Established legitimate festival with meaningful track record
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The Faludi Film Festival is an international film and photo competition in Budapest organized by the Faludi Ferenc Academy, founded in 1996 to promote amateur filmmaking and later expanded to include professional creators. It is notable for centering each edition on a social or spiritual theme meant to encourage dialogue, and it awards prizes in short feature, experimental, and documentary categories, giving it a distinctive values-driven place in Hungary’s festival scene.[1][2]
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2001
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