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Angelusz Iván

Hungarian Moustache
For the last ten years a German guy has been the winner of the Hungarian style category at European Moustache Championship. Hungarian mustache guys decide to stop the legendary German champion and, finally, bring the trophy in their own category back home.

Regina Jonas
I was found with the story of Regina Jonas. My first feature film was premiered at the Jewish Film Festival in Amsterdam, with opening remarks by Rabbi Eliza Klapechek. Later, she came up to me and asked if I wanted to make a film about the world’s first woman rabbi. I didn’t think the topic interested me. I only remembered Regina Jonas’s name and had no idea when and where she’d lived. Years later, out of curiosity, I checked up on who she actually was. That’s when I learned that she lived in the Germany of the 1930s, in Berlin, and her greatest dream was to become a rabbi. She felt that she was born to be a rabbi. This was what she had to do. She knew it from the time she was a little girl. But a woman could not be a rabbi according to the laws of Jewish religion.

After graduating at the József Eötvös grammar school Iván Angelusz gets diploma at the jurisprudential faculty of ELTE in 1991. In the beginning he works as a barrister in embryo, later as a jurist in investment field. In 1995 he funds his own investment incorporated company. After this he has some own productions and in 2002 he founds Katapult Film with 8 young directors, 8 editors and one producer. Since then he has been the producers of 8 features, several shorts and documentaries.
Katapult Film Ltd.
Frankel Leó út 21-23, III/8
H-1023 Budapest
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+36 143 808 94
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Katapult Film Ltd was founded in October 2002. Up until now, Katapult Film has produced nine feature films (Montecarlo!, Miracle in Cracow, White Palms, Overnight, Bibliotheque Pascal) and many other films.
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