Pannonia (studio)

Studio Pannonia was founded in 1951 as a division of the Magyar Filmgyártó Nemzeti Vállalat film studio. It became independent in 1956 . More than three decades, many films have been created, as well as animated series. In the 1990s , after the change of the political system in Hungary, the studio lost its monopoly on the creation of cartoons, and Hungarian television stopped financing the production of serials. Despite this, the studio continues to produce films.

Such well-known multipliers as Attila Dargai , Jozsef Nepp , Marcellus Jankovic , Bela Ternovski and others worked at the studio.

• Gustav (animated series) / Gusztav ( 1964 - 1977 ), director Attila Dargai
• Vityaz Janos / János vitéz ( 1973 ), director Marcellus Jankovic
• Hippo Hugo / Hugó, a víziló ( 1975 ), director Bill Feigenbaum
• The son of the white horse / Fehérlófia (1981), director Marcellus Jankovic
• Vuk / Vuk ( 1981 ), director Attila Dargai
• Time Lords / Az idő urai ( 1982 ), director Rene Lalu
• Chernosnezhka / Hófehér ( 1983 ), director Jozsef Nepp
• Saffi (cartoon) / Szaffi ( 1984 ), directed by Attila Dargai, Jozsef Nepp
• Cat Trap / Macskafogó ( 1986 ), director Bela Ternovski
• Forest captain / Az erdő kapitánya ( 1988 ), director Attila Dargai
• Willy the Sparrow / Vili, a veréb ( 1989 ), director Jozsef Gemesh
• Dragon and Slipper of the Queen / Sárkány és papucs ( 1989 ), director Tibor Hernádi
• Princess and goblin / A hercegnő és a kobold, ( 1991 ), director Jozsef Gemesh
• New brother / A hetedik testvér ( 1995 ), director Attila Dargai

• Studio "Pannonia" on the site IMDb