Magic Hunter
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Ildiko Enyedi
Gary Kemp
Sadie Frost
Alexander Kaidanovsky
Peter Vallai
Mathias Gnadinger
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Loosely based on a European folk story that tells of a hunter who is given seven magic bullets by the devil. Each is guaranteed to hit its target, but the seventh hits a target of the devil's choosing. "Magic Hunter" takes place simultaneously in present day Budapest--where Max, a police sharpshooter, finds himself with seven magic bullets--and in the Middle Ages.
Director
Ildiko Enyedi
Cast
Gary Kemp
Sadie Frost
Alexander Kaidanovsky
Peter Vallai
Mathias Gnadinger
Alexandra Wasscher
Ildiko Toth
Natalie Conde
Zoltan Gera
Philippe Duclos
Andor Lukats
Gyorgy Bardy
Eszter Csakanyi
Tibor Bitskey
Pedro Martin Worm
Crew
Gabriella Antal
Eva Bognar
Eva Bognar
David Bowie
Susan Cavan
Pamela Choules
Zsolt Csutak
Tibor Egenhoffer
Ildiko Enyedi
Erzsebet Forgacs
Javier Bergia Garcia
Robert D Goodale
Andras Hamori
Klaus Hornemann
Janos Horvath
Georg Janett
Brigitta Kajdacsi
Ferenc Kardos
Peter Koltai
Lacia Kornylo
Attila Kovacs
Gyula Krasnyanszky
Alain Leroy
Arpad Lukacs
Laszlo Makai
Yves Marmion
Jozsef Marton
Tibor Mathe
Anne Mathie
Noemi Mehrli
Noemi Mehrlin
Agnes Menyhart
Kata Nagy
Imre Orosz
Imre Orosz
Gregorio Paniagua
Ivan Poharnok
Yves Pupulin
Laszlo Laszlo Revez
Maria Rigo
Karoly Rozsnyay
Juliette Sales
Gyorgy Santa
Wieland Schulz-keil
Jozsef Simon
Istvan Sipos
Istvan Sipos
Gyorgyi Szakacs
Karoly Szekeres
Peter Szilagyi
Henry Taylor
Loretta Vanhart
Margit Vidane Varga
Ruth Waldburger
Klaus-maria Webber
Gordon Woodside
Istvan Zoldi
Gyula Zsalek
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1994
Released in United States July 5, 1996
Released in United States on Video September 9, 1997
Released in United States September 1994
Released in United States Summer June 21, 1996
Shown at Montreal World Film Festival August 25 - September 5, 1994.
Shown at Venice Film Festival (in competition) September 1-12, 1994.
Second feature for Hungarian helmer Ildiko Enyedi who marked her debut with "Az En XX Szazdom/My 2Oth Century" (1989/Hungary), winner of the Camera d'Or for best first feature at the 1989 Cannes Film Festival.
Began shooting Mid September 1993.
Completed shooting Late October 1993.
aspect ratio 1:1.66
Released in United States 1994 (Shown at Montreal World Film Festival August 25 - September 5, 1994.)
Released in United States Summer June 21, 1996
Released in United States July 5, 1996 (Los Angeles)
Released in United States September 1994 (Shown at Venice Film Festival (in competition) September 1-12, 1994.)
Released in United States on Video September 9, 1997
