Líviusz Gyulai

A centaur family moves into an apartment in Budapest, where the residents, led by the house janitor, don't take kindly to the odd lifestyle of the new residents.

We see the busy city scene through the eyes of a young girl as she ambles homeward after school. Amazing residents of Delfinia, the magical empire that comes to life in her mind, populate the dreary urban environment.

The Hungarian family make their best to entertain the German exchange-student with traditional Hungarian dishes. The rather insignificant head of the family tries to reach for the salt cellar but can't do it, while his family keeps on chatting and eating without noticing that someone has gone missing from the table.

Collection of cartoon anecdotes summons the small-town world of the turn of the century, condensed into a single day, with ‘Czech’ good humour. The mosaic-like short evokes locations of the artist’s childhood, the Fin de Siècle milieu of Sopron through the glittering imagination of the graphic artist director, where the stationmaster salutes the rising sun, and the train driver associates himself with a mermaid in his bath, who he caught that day in the lake.

Amusing burlesque about a cannonball liberated. The pathway of our spherical friend is not restricted by temporal or spatial dimensions, and neither is the soaring imagination of director Líviusz Gyulai.

A satirical retelling of the story of the Biblical prophet Jonah.

A ragged homeless man going through the trash looking for something worthwhile and dreaming of change finds a magic flying carpet, on which he sets off. The tramp becomes the hero of an exciting journey in which space and time intertwine.