Ágnes Kocsis was born in Budapest in 1971. She received her diploma from Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Arts, Budapest. She majored in Polish language and literature, aesthetics, and film-theory. In 2005 she graduated as a film director from the Hungarian Academy of Theatre and Film Art Budapest. In 2003 she attended two semesters at the Italian National Film School in Rome (aka Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia) with a scholarship studying directing and scriptwriting. Her short film THE VIRUS won the third prize of the Cinefondation at the 59th Cannes Film festival, and FRESH AIR, her first feature film was presented in the International Critics' Week section of the same edition of the Cannes festival.
2006 FRESH AIR
2005 THE VIRUS
2003 18 PICTURES FROM THE LIFE OF A CONSERVE FACTORY GIRL
2001 IT WOULD BE LIKE SANDOKAN
2000 ASSORTED LETTERS
2006 FRESH AIR
2005 THE VIRUS
2003 18 PICTURES FROM THE LIFE OF A CONSERVE FACTORY GIRL
2001 IT WOULD BE LIKE SANDOKAN
2000 ASSORTED LETTERS
