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09/12/2003

Shooting to begin on UK co-production 'Fateless'

The Academy Award nominated cinematographer Lajos Koltai is to make his feature film directorial debut with 'Fateless', adapted for the screen by the Nobel Prize winning Hungarian novelist Imre Kertesz from his own novel.
Set to shoot on location in Hungary and Germany from December 15, with an 11-week schedule, Fateless is a Hungarian/German/UK co-production between Magic Media (Hungary), EuroArts (Germany) and the UK’s Renegade Films. Producers are Felix Prize winner Peter Barbalics (Hungary) Csaba Toro (Hungary), Jonathan Olsberg (Germany) and Ildiko Kemeny (UK).
Financiers of the film, which has a €10 million budget, include the Hungarian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Hungarian Motion Picture Foundation, MDR (Germany), as well as German regional funds MDM and MFG, and Ingenious Films (UK).
Ennio Morricone will compose the soundtrack for the film.
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