Bulcsú Kál Hoppál (born 24 September 1974) is a Hungarian theologian and philosopher. Biography In 1999 he received a Bachelor's degree in Sacred Theology at Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem in Budapest. In 2002 he received a Licentiate there in the same subject—the equivalent of a Ph.D. In 2003, he received the degree of Magister der Philosophie from the International Academy for Philosophy in the Principality of Liechtenstein. He is one of the vice-presidents of the Hungarian Association for the Academic Study of Religion. Publications Books Hoppál has written or edited several books, mostly on the subject of Saint Thomas Aquinas; most of them have been published by France-based international academic publisher L'Harmattan. Other publications Filmography Hoppál is also a film-maker, and has been involved in the following productions: …s mondják neki, csángó… (with Péter Csabá Kocsis); director, 2005. Presented at: Magyarkanizsa, Cnesa Kulturális Központ (SCG) …visszafelé csak az Isten tudja… Gyón – 1956 (with Péter Csabá Kocsis); director, 2006. (supported by Hungarian Historical Film Foundation); MADE Festival 2006, winner. …jó volt, hogy volt… Magyarfalusi Napok 2006., co-director. Subregional and Small Community Television, IX. Film Festival in memory of Geza Radvanyi: winner; Folk art film festival, 2007; Rákóczifalva, 2007: 3rd place). With Péter Csabával Kocsis. Gáborok, experimental documentary, director. IV. National Independent Documentary History Review 2008: winner. Volt az a pár nap…, director. With support of Újbuda XI. kerületi Önkormányzat. Szadduceus (with Dániel Havasi), director, 2009. Faludi Akadémia "Csoda" Film Festival: winner. Tamási, 1956 (with Dániel Havasi and András K. Németh), director, 2010. Cigányok az 1956-os forradalomban [Gypsies of the 1956 Revolution]. (with Dániel Havasi), director and scenario, 2011. References Living people 1974 births Hungarian philosophers Hungarian Roman Catholic theologians