János Szász

János Szász

director, writer, actor

János Szász was born on Mar 14, 1958 in Hungary. János Szász's big-screen debut came with Szerencsés Dániel directed by Pál Sándor in 1983, strarring Marcika.

János Szász was born in Budapest in l958. He studied drama and stage direction at the Academy of Theater and Film Arts, and spent four important years at the National Theater Budapest. For the stage, he directed "Ghosts" by Henrik Ibsen, "The Deer King" by Carlo Gozzi and "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams. He has also directed films and TV Series. His long feature films are: Szédülés (1990), Woyzeck (1994) and Les garçons Witman (1997). Szász also directed a documentary for the Shoa Foundation and Steven Spielberg: A Holocaust szemei (2000). The story of the childrens of the holocaust never was told this way before.

  • Birthday

    Mar 14, 1958
  • Place of Birth

    Budapest, Hungary

Awards

22 wins & 15 nominations

Chicago International Film Festival
2013
Acting
Winner - Special Mention
1994
Best Cinematography
Winner - Gold Plaque
Haifa International Film Festival
2013
A nagy füzet (2013)
Winner - Special Mention Award
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