
Ferenc Cakó
Ferenc Cakó was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1950, graduated from the Hungarian College of Fina Arts in Budapest, earning his degree in Applied Graphics in 1973.
During his college years he won first prizes for his animated films at the National Amateur Film Festival. After graduation he was invited to work at Pannonia Film Studio where he worked as designer, director and animator from 1973 to 1991.
In the field of classic 3D animation he directed many series and nearly 30 short films by using the techniques of sand, puppet, clay, object and papercut animation.
Out of many awards and prizes he received his outstanding achievements for his films inspired by fine arts, created mainly by sand and sculpture animation.
Filmography
- Kövek / Stones (2001,Hungarian films designated for the contests of the 51st Berlin Film Festival)
- Vízió / Vision (2000, Hungarian films designated for the contests of the 50th Berlin Film Festival)
- Labirintus / Labyrinth (1999, Grand Prix at KAFF)
- A homok dala / Song of the Sand (1996, Hungarian film designated for the contest at 100th Anniversary of Cinema Art at Festival Cannes)
- Hamu / Ashes (1994, Golden Bear in Berlin)
- Ab Ovo (1987, Best Short Film in Cannes, Christal Award in Annecy)
- Ad Rem (1987, Golden Gate in San Francisco)