András Földes is an award-winning Hungarian filmmaker and journalist specializing in conflict zone reporting and humanitarian issues. With over 20 years of experience reporting from Ukraine, Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Sahel, Földes brings a raw, authentic perspective to his documentary work. His feature-length documentary, 80 Angry Journalists (2026), chronicles Hungary’s independent journalists rising up against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s takeover of Index.hu—a fearless revolt for press freedom that resonated across Europe and helped shape the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), strengthening protections for journalists continent-wide.