Sinless has been selected for the Official Competition of the PÖFF | Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival! It is a tremendous honor for our film to premiere on the international stage at one of the world's leading A-list film festivals.

Attila Hartung's new film arrives in Hungarian cinemas on November 26.

Variety has reported on the ongoing production of Kálmán Nagy's debut feature film. The Austrian–Hungarian–Polish–Swedish co-production is produced by Schubert Film, with Lupa Pictures serving as the Hungarian minority co-producer. Filmed in Hungarian and shot on location in Hungary, the project is also co-produced by Plattform Produktion, Lumiere de Cinema, and Film i Väst.

Mambo Maternica continued its successful international festival run with screenings at Filmkunsttage Sachsen-Anhalt in Germany, Filmtettfeszt – the Transylvanian Hungarian Film Festival in Romania, and KinEst Fest in Italy. The festival journey brought another major achievement as the film returned from KinEst Fest with two awards, further highlighting its growing international recognition.

Directed by Kálmán Nagy, the Austrian–Hungarian–Swedish–Polish co-production explores the struggles of a family after their son commits a crime, focusing on the legal and emotional consequences of his actions. The film is produced by Schubert Film, with Lupa Pictures serving as the Hungarian minority co-producer. It will be shot in Hungary in the Hungarian language.

Bubo Bubo tells the story of a family coming into being. The film follows a young couple who choose a secluded holiday home at the edge of a forest as the place where their child will be born. The film is produced by Proton Cinema, with Lupa Pictures joining as minority co-producer.

Lupa Pictures is proud to be part of the story of Cine-Collegium Budapest (CCB), the film industry initiative founded by the Budapest International Film Festival (BIFF) to support the creation of independently produced feature films through industry collaboration and community support. Thanks to the collective efforts of industry partners, CCB has already helped bring one independent Hungarian feature film to life (My Mother the Monster by Olivér Rudolf) while a second project, Lady Sunshine by Anna Korom, is currently in production.

Our co-production with Schubert Film, the debut feature of Kálmán Nagy, has been selected for the Co-Production Market at Sarajevo IFF’s Cinelink programme.

The Sinless joins Sofia Meetings 2025’s Works in Progress programme, introducing the film to international industry professionals interested in emerging Eastern European cinema.

Lupa Pictures founder and producer Petra Iványi will join a roundtable discussion on women in film at Hungarian Film Week, exploring industry challenges and opportunities.

Cat Call was selected as an outstanding Hungarian film from recent years to compete in the historic return of the Hungarian Film Week to Budapest’s cultural scene.

Wrapped on a challenging yet exciting shoot of Ádám Freund’s debut feature Hyenas.

The debut feature film of Adam Freund telling the story of independent taxi drivers complex lives had started shooting in September

The Origin of The World was invited to particpate in the First Cut + WIP programme at Karlovy Vary IFF. The leading team presented the film to industry professionals.

Cat Call had been nominated for best First Feature Film at the Raindance Fim Festival in London.