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His long awaited third feature 'Trezor' has won eight Hungarian Film Awards, in Hungarian Film Week 2019, and it is nominated for an International Emmy Award in 2019.

Peter Bergendy's fourth feature film 'Post Mortem' (2020) is apparently the first Hungarian horror ever made.

In 2020 Peter Bergendy was awarded the national Balázs Béla Prize for his outstanding services in the arts and motion pictures.

Peter Bergendy originally graduated as psychologist, where he wrote his thesis on horror film psychology.

His horror movie 'Post Mortem' is in Official Fantastic Competition at the 53rd Sitges Film Festival 2020.

His horror movie 'Post Mortem' is in Official International Competition at the 36th Warsaw Film Festival 2020.

His horror movie 'Post Mortem' selected by Hungary for International Feature Film Category of Oscars 2022.

His horror movie 'Post Mortem' is in Official Competition at Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2021.

Peter Bergendy's fourth feature film 'Post Mortem' will be released in North America (USA and Canada), Latin America, Italy (on RAI Television), France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Poland, South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, India and Hungary after October 28, 2021.

His horror movie 'Post Mortem' is in Official Selection at FrightFest London 2021.

Peter Bergendy's 'Post Mortem' (2020) was Hungary's official entry for the Oscars® in 2022. So far, the film was screened on 44 international film festivals, selected for 24 main official competitions, and won 28 awards. 'Post Mortem' was the best-selling Hungarian movie around the world in 2021. Its distribution rights were purchased for nearly 130 countries from Great Britain to India, the Americas to Japan.

The National Film Institute chose Peter Bergendy's movie 'The Exam' as one of the Basic Hungarian Films.