Péter Lichter
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Péter Lichter is a hungarian experimental filmmaker and writer. He studied film history and film theory at the ELTE University, Budapest. Péter makes found footage films and experimental features since 2002. His films were screened at festivals and venues like: Berlin Critics' Week; Rotterdam IFF; Tribeca Film Festival - New York; Jihlava IDFF; Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival; Torino Film Festival; goEast - Wiesbaden; Cottbus Film Festival; EXiS - Seoul; CROSSROADS - San Francisco; VideoEX - Zurich; Festival of (In)appropriation - Los Angeles; Antimatter - Victoria, Canada; and La Cinémathèque Française, Paris and The Kitchen, New York. He is also one of the editors of the Prizma film-periodical, his first book on experimental cinema (A láthatatlan birodalom / The Invisible Impire) was published in 2016, since then he wrote ten books on film history.
Filmography
- War of the Worlds (2026)
- The Thing in the Coffin (2026)
- Being Here, Dreaming There (2025)
- The Grey Machine (2025)
- The Geneva Mechanism: A Ghost Movie (2024)
- Fourteen variations on the intimate (2023)
- Dr. Moreau (2022)
- The Mysterious Affair at Styles (2022)
- Arnheim in Anaheim (2021)
- The Philosophy of Horror: A Symphony of Film Theory (2020)
- Baroque Femina (Nr.7-11) (2020)
- The Philosophy of Horror (Part I): Etymology (2019)
- Empty Horses (2019)
- Fathers and Sons (2018)
- Nutrition Fugue (2018)
- The Rub (2018)
- Love Is A Piece of Paper Torn to Bits (2018)
- Some of the Sensations (2017)
- Frozen May (2017)
- 8th October 2016 (2016)
- Non-Places: Beyond the Infinite (2016)
- Pure Virtual Function (2015)
- Polaroids (2015)
- Rimbaud (2014)
- Look Inside the Ghost Machine (2012)
- Cassette (2011)
- Light-Sleep (2010)
- Negative history of Hungarian cinema (2010)
- Slow Midnight Show (2004)
- Memory Hole
- The Philosophy of Horror (Part II): Emotion
- No Signal Detected
- S/T/N/T/N/G
- The Philosophy of Horror (Part III): Geography