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Lívia Gyarmathy (8 January 1932 – 25 May 2022) was a Hungarian film director and screenwriter.^[1] She has directed over 20 films since 1962. She was a member of the jury at the 40th Berlin International Film Festival.^[2] Her graduate thesis film is the noted documentary 58 Seconds.^[3]

• 1964: (Fifty-eight) 58 Seconds / Ötvennyolc másodperc (d)
• 1968: Message / Üzenet (d)
• 1969: Do You Know "Sunday-Monday"? / Ismeri a szandi mandit?
• 1972: Dear Address / Tisztelt Cím! (d)
• 1973: Wait a Sec! / Álljon meg a menet
• 1976: The Lonely Persons' Club / Magányosok klubja (d)
• 1977: Ninth Floor / Kilencedik emelet (d)
• 1979: Every Wednesday / Minden szerdán
• 1979: Koportos / Koportos
• 1982: Coexistence / Együttélés (d)
• 1984: Now It's My Turn, Now It's Yours / Egy kicsit én... egy kicsit te
• 1986: Blind Endeavour / Vakvilágban
• 1987: Poet George Faludy / Faludy György költõ (d) (with Géza Böszörményi)
• 1988: Recsk, the Hungarian Goulag / Recsk 1950-1953. Egy titkos kényszermunkatábor története (d) (with Géza Böszörményi)
• 1991: Where Tiranny Prevails / ...hol zsarnokság van... (d) (with Géza Böszörményi)
• 1992: The Rapture of Deceit / A csalás gyönyöre
• 1995: The Stairs / A lépcsõ (d)
• 1996: Escape / Szökés
• 1998: Our Stork / A mi gólyánk (d)
• 2003: Ballroom Dancing / Táncrend (d)
• 2008: Little Fish... Big Fish... / Kishalak... Nagyhalak (d)
• 2013: The Square / A tér (d)

• Lívia Gyarmathy at IMDb

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