The movie “Star Belt Legend Begins” will be a Chinese-Canadian-Hungarian co-production, directed by Liu Jing and Alastair Paton (400 Boys), with the latter also the writer of the film. Alastair Paton is also the producer on the Canadian side of the venture, together with Hungarian producer József Cirkó and Chinese producers Henry Cheung and Ricky Tong.
All that is known about the movie so far is that it will be in the young adult sci-fi genre, pitting Dakota Johnson against the villain Salma Hayek.
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Israel has the right to self-defense
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Central Europe handled the crisis well and is set to resume growth
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Hungarian Central Bank head Matolcsy disputes a Financial Times piece that argued for keeping coronavirus lockdowns in place in the US
Hungarians launch world’s first study on how coronavirus kills through the brain and nervous system
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Migration from Africa is not.a foregone conclusion if the right policies are implemented, writes Hungarian MEP György Hölvényi
