Amerikai Magyar Hírlap, 2010 (22. évfolyam, 1-50. szám)
2010-11-26 / 45. szám
10th Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles PHOTOREPORT BY JULIUS JANCSO AND SUSAN JANCSO Quentin Tarantino showing off the prestigious award, with L.A. star attorney Dr. Gábor Szabó, who recently won a $ 17 million lawsuit Bonnie Bunyik, the hard-working “soul” of the event, Lifetime Award recipient Andy Vajna,and Awardee Quentin Tarantino Producer Gabor Csupo with the Hírlap and its publisher, Julius Jancso, and film director Eva Gardos Attorney Andrew Friedman and Brigitta Bokor Hungarian Film Director Gábor Herendi with Quentin Producer Andy Vájná, Hírlap publisher Julius Jancso Tarantino, one of the evening’s awartdees (left) and editor Susan Jancso The Consul General of Hungary in Los Angeles Ambassador Balázs Bokor organized an exclusive reception on the occasion of the opening of the 10th Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles on November 17, 2010 in the Consul General's residence - Club House in Bel Air Crest. Quentin Tarantino was awarded by him with a high Hungarian State Award for being the producer of the Freedom's Fury, a film on the 1956 Hungarian revolution. Also, Andy Vajna was awarded with a Lifetime Achievement Award of the Film Festival. Vajna is known for his work on “Evita,” “Total Recall” and several installments of the “Rambo” and “Terminator” franchises. Bela Bunyik and Bonnie Bunyik (center) with the awardees, and members of the production team. Éva Földes and George Poliak Singer-composer Péter Gerendás, who had a solo concert earlier at the Hungarian House Ambassador Balázs Bokor and wife Erna Orsolya Török-Illyés, her baby son and daughter Lujza who was also in the Oscar-nominated movie November 26,2010 if) ■ American Érne Hungarian Journal ' * Andy Vajna, Éva Tóth, Quentin Tarantino Journalist Tamás Földes and Anita Jasinka AMERIKAI Itfagyar Hírlap PHOTO JANCSO
