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The Life of László Hudec: in his own words

Hungary, 2010, 26 min, HD, Archive, Arts and Culture, Portrait
L.E. Hudec (1893-1958) was a Hungarian architect who fled the vicissitudes of Europe in the early 20th century, taking with him the style and knowledge of European building design and construction. His work - spanning nearly 30 years of Shanghai’s economic and cultural ‘glory days’ - includes the first skyscraper from London to Tokyo. New archive materials surfaced from his descendants in Hungary and the U.S. show a man living at the crossroads between Europe and China. Through his childrens' testimony, through his incredible film footage, and through our research of his footsteps, his story gives an extraordinary inside look at the first rush of Europeans to China, of its first modernization, and of the turmoil of the 20th century.
Director:
Reka Pigniczky
Producer:
Reka Pigniczky, Barnabas Gero
Director of photography:
Gergo Kiss
Screenplay:
Reka Pigniczky
Editor:
László Hargittai
Sound:
Csaba Major
Languages:
English
Subtitles:
No subtitles
56Films (Production company) Garas u. 5 I/2
1026 Budapest, Hungary
56Films Garas u. 5 I/2
1026 Budapest, Hungary
EU Media Fund (Development)

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