FilmEver Studio
Our profiles:
Documentary film, Infotainment film, PR - Imagefilm, Screenplay, music and narration
About us:
Krisztián Bárány - general manager, screenwriter, director
Dániel Bárány - Director of photography, editor, co-director
Alida Bárány-Szilfai - office manager
Rise of the Árpáds
– documentary film
Director: Krisztián Bárány
Producer: Sándor Takó
Expert: Sudár Balázs
Rise of the Árpáds tells the never-before-told exciting story of the 9th century Hungarian Conquest. It also gives an insight into the rise of the most famous Hungarian dynasty, the Árpád dynasty, which ruled the country for more than 400 years. The secrets of Hungarian mythology, material culture and martial arts are brought to life. The educational film also features the most renowned Hungarian scholars of the period. Its professional partners are the Hungarian National Museum and the National Széchényi Library.
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Hungary today: https://hungarytoday.hu/movie-about-our-founding-royal-dynasty-to-be-released/
Our film was shortlisted at the History – International Film Festival Austria in 2023.
Those Who Voted for the Homeland – Sopron 1921
– documentary film
Filmio: https://filmio.hu/film/akik-a-hazara-voksoltak-sopron-1921-13374459
“Let all the true sons of the city unite, regardless of party, denomination, or nationality …
and let us keep and save Sopron for the people of Sopron!” – Those who, in the aftermath
of the First World War, staked everything on a single card. A road that leads to the Most Faithful City. A documentary on the fateful referendum and its historical background, through the story of the twenty years old Lajos Krug Jr.: Those Who Voted for the Homeland – Sopron 1921
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Transylvania between Heaven and Earth
– documentary series
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The peace of God – introducing the benedictines of Tihany
– short documentary film
„Tihany is a meeting place. Different cultures meet here. East and West. Earth meets water here, the sky meets the earth and the most diverse people meet each other. It is a point of orientation.”
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Iron Age Danube
– short documentary film
IRON-AGE-DANUBE – MONUMENTALIZED EARLY IRON AGE LANDSCAPES IN THE DANUBE RIVER BASIN/ Hungarian National Museum
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Immortals – Battle of Limanowa 1914
– documentary film
The documentary film was made based on the researches of Krisztián Bárány. The film represents the first year of WWI from the view of the K.u.K. 9th hussar regiment.
The Sopron hussars went to the Eastern Front in August 1914, to Galicia. The documentary film is based on the story of a hussar, Béla Ujhegyi and the commander, Ottmar Muhr, who died at Limanowa. The film represents the Polish-Hungarian nations’ friendship and togetherness. The film respects the Hungarian and Polish heroes of WWI.
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Immortals werk – Studio was working with tradition keepers and actors as well, in case to create the most authentic and impressive scenes
Produced by HM Zrínyi Nonprofit Kft., Zrínyi Military Film Studio (Hungary)
Screenplay-director: Krisztián Bárány
Assistant director: Dániel Bárány
Partner: FilmEver
Thanks to Krisztian Barany – Premier in Limanowa (Poland)
The Holy Crown and Coronation Insignia of Hungary
– infotainment film about the Momentum Holy Crown research group
Produced by FilmEver
Screenplay-director: Krisztián Bárány
DOP: Dániel Bárány
The Holy Crown is the main symbol of Hungarian statehood, the most important treasure and relic of the nation. The fate of the crown and the nation has been bound together for more than a thousand years. Besides struggles for the throne, wars of conquest, diplomatic bargaining and intrigue, numerous legends are attached to the Holy Crown of Saint Stephen which our ancestors truly personified.
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What is the provenance of this special relationship? How significant was this in the past and how significant is it now? What message do the Holy Crown and the other coronation insignia convey to people in the 21st century? We will now examine the history of the past thousand years, based on both legend and reality.
Cross mountain
– 2nd WW documentary film (Zrínyi Military Filmstudio)
Writer – co-director: Krisztián Bárány, Nagy József
Assistant director: Dániel Bárány
The “Cross mountain” (Kereszthegy) documentary (2014) illustrates the 1944 battles in the Gyergyó Basin from the perspective of the Royal Hungarian 21st Mountain Border Guard Battalion (1940-1944)
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Special prize – 5th International Historical and Military Films Festival (2014, Warsaw)
First prize (historical film section) – 24th International Defence Film Festival (2014, Bracciano-Rome)
Legend of Szondi
– mini documentary film
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Special prize of Media Services and Support Trust Fund (MTVA) – 15th Lakitelek Filmfestival (2015)
Timetravel in the classroom
– educational material and information series
The basic story
Our natural assets live with us, as well as our historical memories. They are either at the top of a mountain or in a museum, but they live with us and they have stories to tell us. The Time travel in the classroom is based on these memories. Besides maps and clothing reconstructions, we also create a story: we introduce Hungarian history through the story of a time travelling little boy, Bendeguz. Of course he needs mates during the adventures. These mates are the other children. They get special tasks and quizzes in the films and then the time travelling will be continued on the Facebook and the planned website.
Structure:
Interview with experts, historians
Animation – nice visualisation which
3D: buildings and battle reconstructions
Actors – dramatized scene: an interesting story, based on original sources
Quizzes and using social media
Objectives:
To let the children know their country’s, nation’s and Middle-Europe’s history
Method: speaking their language
Aim: to show the „living history”
To let them understand the European culture
To let them see the cooperation between nations
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“The lost world of Hungarian dinos”
– mini documentary
MOL NYRT’s ‘Media for talents’ award – video category (Budapest, 2012)