Zoltán huszárik was one of the great masters of international cinema'. '.strtoupper('h')is unique and beautifully realised works set him apart from all other contemporary filmmakers, creating an intoxicating body of work that is unlike any other in modern cinema.this limited edition three disc blu ray box set includes his two feature film masterpieces szindad 1971 and csontvary 1979, a selection of his acclaimed short works, and an array of new and archival special features plus individual booklets with writing on the films.disc 1 szindbad 1971 considered a great ‘lost masterpiece’ of international cinema, szindbad was chosen by hungarian writers and filmmakers as one of the three best hungarian films of all time'. '.strtoupper('b')ased on the stories of surrealist writer gyula krúdy, this erotic elegy is a lush and sensuous depiction of the life, loves and memories of hedonist and serial seducer szindbad zoltan latinovits'. '.strtoupper('d')isc 2 csontvary 1979 huszarik's second and final feature is a complex and alluring portrait of artist tivadar csontvary kosztka'. '.strtoupper('r')egarded as hungary's greatest painter, csontvary was driven to madness by his passionate desire to express the beauty and perfection of what he saw as god's creation on canvas'. '.strtoupper('a')t once lyrical and surreal, the film is a vivid expression of the artists' impulse to create and their proclivity to destroy'. '.strtoupper('d')isc 3 short films 1963 1976 a selection of zoltan huszarik's renowned short works, including his most famous film poem, elegy elégia, 1965, a veneration of the horse and their service to mankind'. '.strtoupper('t')he disc also includes groteszk 1963, capriccio 1969, homage to old women 1972 and a piacere 1976.• limited edition 3 disc blu ray box set.• szindbad 1971 and csontvary 1979 presented from new 4k restorations by the national film institute hungary film archive.• elegy 1965, capriccio 1969, homage to old women 1972 and a piacere 1976 short films presented from new 4k scans by the national film institute hungary film archive.• szindbad an appreciation filmmaker peter strickland on huszarik's sumptuous vision'. '.strtoupper('