Hungarian Film Commissioner to Restructure Country's Ailing Film Industry
Andrew Vajna said during Sunday's film forum for Eastern European filmmakers that the priorities would be to valuate existing film-industry assets, create a legal framework for the industry and create a workable system.
Hungarian government film commissioner Andrew Vajna revealed some of the main points in his plan to restructure the ailing Hungarian film industry on Sunday during a film forum for Eastern European filmmakers at the Collegium Hungaricum in Berlin.
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