Trivia

Prof. Karl Bardosh is the academic advisor to the Asian Academy of Film and TV in India.

Karl Bardosh has been recognized internationally as the "Father of Cell Phone Cinema".

Served as President of the Jury at the 2010 Angel Film Awards, Monaco Iternational Film Festival.

Championing ethnic television in America, Karl Bardosh started Hungarian American Television in 1978, and it is still running as a weekly broadcast on Time Warner Cable TV.

Karl Bardosh directed the very first experimental, multi-camera, live switching broadcast, streamed on the Internet for the Microsoft Corporation. It featured interviews with various stars of Broadway. The production was entitled, 'Backstage at the Tony Awards, 1997".

In addition to being the co-producer-writer of Forced March (1989), Karl Bardosh was also an actor. While doing research for the script, he discovered that an actual physician, Dr. Bardos, had tried to save the life of the dying poet Miklós Radnóti, the main character of the film, so he decided to play that role of his namesake.