Nadler, John

Medium Cruel: Is It Life or Is it Videotape?. Two recent Hungarian movies use video cameras as plot devices to describe obsession and enlightenment, which begs the question: Can video, man's modern means of lying, enhance truth and art in film? / John Nadler

A New Cold War? Cola Combat Rages Here / John Nadler

Tourism: The Summer of Discontent. Despite perfect weather, fewer tourists are visiting Hungary this summer than last year. / John Nadler

Magyar-Russian Trade Ties . A 'Natural' / John Nadler

Too Damm Hot! / John Nadler

A Shark in the Water, Othervise a Mouse / John Nadler

Film Industry Introduces US Promotional Techniques / John Nadler

Employees Adapt to Brave, New World. Businesses are discovering that reform begins with the worker. And analysts say the success of Hungarian capitalism may hinge on educating its work force / John Nadler

A Film Maker's March of Fate. Director András Salamon translates suffering into cinematic art and box office receipts / John Nadler

Magyars Called Victims of Concentration Camp. Croat refugee in southern Hungary says he was held and tortured for 10 days alongside ethnic Hungarians in Serb-occupied territories last year / John Nadler

English-Language Theater in Budapest Slides into the Red. But owner says show-and search for funds-will go on at the critically acclaimed Merlin / John Nadler

Development Set Near Moszkva tér. Complex would be largest of its kind here / John Nadler

Hungarian HBO Expanding Local Cable Audience / John Nadler

The Nation's History-Making Heat Wave / John Nadler

Canada Eyes Local Consultancy Market / John Nadler

Paris on the Danube. Budapest stars as Paris when film makers shoot here, saving expense and reaping the benefits of seasoned local film crews / John Nadler

Fraud, Huge Claims Drive Auto Insurers Away / John Nadler

AmCham Considers an Investment Clearinghouse / John Nadler

'Understand Me?'. Increasingly, Hungary's best foreign films undergo the process, creating a boom for local industry and heartache for expat Angols / John Nadler

Magyar Cartoonists to Competitors: Eat My Shorts. Varga Studio's masterful animations- including the cult classic, "The Simpsons"-are turning Budapest into Toon Town / John Nadler