Hollywood-based film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács was interviewed by a Hungarian television station about how the Los Angeles film industry has been impacted by the local January fires: Napi aktuális - Kovács Klaudia (2025-01-21) - HÍR TV
Multi-Award Winning Film Director, Klaudia Kovács, Hired by UCLA's Osher Institute to Teach about Own Film, Oscar contender, TORN FROM THE FLAG /
Multi-award-winning film director, Klaudia Kovács, was hired by UCLA Extension, Osher Institute to teach about her own film, TORN FROM THE FLAG as part of the Winter Course, 2025.
“In this course, film director, Klaudia Kovács, presents her Oscar contender and multi-award-winning, international documentary, Torn from the Flag (2007), about the decline of communism and the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. The following notables appear in the documentary: Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan, Henry Kissinger, and Otto von Habsburg. The movie was made in collaboration with Mark Kramer, the director of Harvard University’s Cold War Studies Project; William Taubman, Pulitzer Prize-winning Political Scientist and Khrushchev expert; Vilmos Zsigmond, Academy Award winning cinematographer; and Laszlo Kovacs, cinematography legend. After the screening, students take part in a discussion on the history and culture of Eastern Europe, the sociopolitical dynamics of the 20th century, and the filmmaking process itself.”
The course is open to the public. Register here: Torn from the Flag: A Film about the 1956 Hungarian Revolution Course - UCLA Extension
Film Director, Klaudia Kovács, Attends 1st MADE IN HUNGARY Film Festival /
Multi-award-winning film director, Klaudia Kovács, attends VIP award ceremony of the 1st MADE IN HUNGARY festival in Beverly Hills, CA organized by the Liszt Institute New York, its director dr. Csenge Palotai, film commissioner of Hungary, Csaba Kael, consul general, dr. Istvan Grof, and representatives of the Consul General of Hungary in Los Angeles.
Multi-award-winning film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács, featured in Alliance of Women Directors' online publication. /
Multi-award-winning film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács, featured in Alliance of Women Directors' online publication. Kovács is a member of the Alliance of Women Directors, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the number of women and gender non-binary directors working in the entertainment industry.
Read MoreMulti-award-winning film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács, on the cover of magazine /
Multi-award-winning film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács, celebrates being on the cover of a European magazine in her hometown, Eger, Hungary.
Multi-award-winning film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács, at a premiere hosted by The Valley Film Festival in Los Angeles /
Celebrating the Los Angeles premiere of director friend’s new, multi-award-winning documentary, RAY OF HOPE, at the The Valley Film Festival. Congratulations to the filmmakers, cast, and crew!
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SEVENTY FOR SEVENTY: Be part of the 70TH ANNIVERSARY Commemoration Series of the Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight of 1956.
Read MoreEuropean Paper Interviews Film Director, Klaudia Kovacs, about her Work with late Henry Kissinger /
Former United States Secretary of State and Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Henry Kissinger, and Film Director, Klaudia Kovacs, on the set of the multi-award-winning documentary, TORN FROM THE FLAG.
Read MoreFilm Director, Klaudia Kovacs' BROWN PAPER BAG chosen for FOCUS ON: SHORT FILMS DIRECTED BY WOMEN /
I’m proud to announce that my Cannes award-winning film, BROWN PAPER BAG, was chosen out of 24 years of women-helmed movies to be screened at FOCUS ON: SHORT FILMS DIRECTED BY WOMEN this March. If you can’t attend, stream the film here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/brownpaperbagbyklaudia
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Film Director, Klaudia Kovacs' Brown Paper Bag Review - Beverly Hills View /
Brown Paper Bag, a delightful film about an elderly Southern California man who discovers cream rises to the top, gets excellent review in Beverly Hills View. The short film was written, directed, and produced by Klaudia Kovacs, a multi-award-winning Hungarian American female filmmaker currently working in Hollywood and Europe.
BROWN PAPER BAG DIRECTED BY KLAUDIA KOVACS SCREENED AT THE TARZANA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL /
Brown Paper Bag, a delightful film about an elderly Southern California man, was selected for and showed at the Tarzana International Film Festival in Sherman Oaks, CA. The short was written, directed, and produced by Klaudia Kovacs, a multi-award-winning Hungarian American female filmmaker currently working in Hollywood and Europe.
NEW Women's Business Center and the New Economics for Women Support Film Director Klaudia Kovacs's Film /
Community business powerhouse extraordinaire Ruth Garcia-Corrales, the NEW Women's Business Center, and the New Economics for Women support multi-award-winning female film director, Klaudia Kovacs’ latest movie and its festival screenings by announcing the project’s latest awards in their newsletter and on their social media platforms. Klaudia Kovacs has won 37 awards and accolades so far and resides in Hollywood, California as well as in Hungary.
BROWN PAPER BAG directed by Klaudia Kovacs is to screen at the Tarzana Film Festival /
Brown Paper Bag, a short film about an elderly man in California, is to be shown in Sherman Oaks, California. The short film was written, directed, and produced by Klaudia Kovacs, a multi-award-winning Hungarian American filmmaker currently working in Hollywood.
Film and Theater Director, Klaudia Kovacs, is Featured on the Cover of her Hometown's Paper /
Multi-award-winning Hungarian American Film and Theater Director, Klaudia Kovacs, is featured on the cover of her hometown's paper in connection with her new upcoming movie. The story is based on her life and family history.
Poster Reveal of my Fiction Short Film BROWN PAPER BAG /
I’m really excited to share my new film’s poster that won two awards in Cannes, France. The short was written, directed, and produced by Klaudia Kovacs
Poster Reveal of CHILDREN OF CHAMPIONS! /
I'm really jazzed to share the poster of my new, Olympic film, CHILDREN OF CHAMPIONS! If you'd like to get notifications about the movie, get on my VIP email list here: https://klaudiakovacs.com/get-invited (Center image: Photos by Anita PhotosbyAnita.com)
Invitation to Entertainment Webinar /
I’d like to invite you to this new and FREE show business webinar next week with really impressive participants and experts such as the Economic Policy Manager for Los Angeles Mayor, Eric Garcetti. I will also be part of the panel. If you’re interested, sign up here: https://lnkd.in/gGeeMYU We’re looking forward to having you and men are welcome as well.
Announcing my Latest Book: Fulfilling my American Dream /
I'm incredibly proud to announce my latest finished project: a biography I was hired to write about a Hungarian American cosmetics chemist (lipsticks, lip glosses, eyeshadows, etc.) I believe the reason I can handle life-stories is because I have a strong background in journalism, interviewing techniques, and documentary films. To those who want to check it out: I'm sorry but the book is for private-use only and is not available to the general public at the moment.
EXTREMITIES will premiere on February 9, 2018! /
I'm excited to share that the next thrilling theater play I'm directing, EXTREMITIES, will premiere on February 9, 2018. Originally, EXTREMITITES was a powerful off-Broadway play about how a young woman turned the tables when she was attacked in her own home. In the era of #MeToo, our production is also about justice and individual empowerment. As of right now, we only have 19 tickets left, so if you haven't gotten yours yet, get them now: https://extremitiesplay.brownpapertickets.com/ The play will run for 3 weeks, every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
I'll be directing SNOWANGLE this Fall! /
I'll be directing Snowangel, a deep, dramatic, yet beautiful play about an encounter of a man (customer) and a woman (prostitute). They both lost their loves and yearn to find love again perhaps in each other... The drama was written by Lewis John Carlino whose career included an Oscar, a Golden Globe, and multiple nominations by the Writers Guild of America.