Hungarian Film Day 2024

30 April has been Hungarian Film Day since 2018. It commemorates the fact that on this Spring day in 1901, the first Hungarian film (a bunch of one-minute-reels) was screened: The Dance (A táncz) shot by Béla Zsitkovszky. Hungarian film was born and since then, in all periods of these more than 120 years, many talented filmmakers have ensured immortality for Hungarian movies. We celebrate them and Hungarian film this day with the following program. Some screenings have English subtitles, see below.

13:15
Most vagy soha (12) - Main Hall
Hungarian historical film, 135 min, 2024
in Hungarian

14:00
Kalman's Day (12) - Fábri Hall
Hungarian drama, 71 min, 2023
in Hungarian with English subtitles

14:00
Pelikan Blue (16) - Csortos Hall
Hungarian animated documentary, 79 min, 2024
in Hungarian with English subtitles

16:00
Semmelweis (12) - Main Hall
Hungarian biographical drama, 127 min, 2023
in Hungarian with English subtitles

16:00 
Six Week (12) - Fábri Hall
Hungarian drama, 95 min, 2022
in Hungarian with English subtitles

16:00
Universitas - Csortos Hall
Hungarian documentary, in Hungarian, 67 min, 2004
MMA program, admission free upon registration.
Guest: István Sipos

18:00
Agent of Happiness - Pre-Premier (12) - Fábri Hall
Hungarian documentary, 91 min, 2024
in original language with Hungarian subtitles

18:00
Mindhalálig / Until Death (16) - Csortos Hall
Hungarian documentary, in Hungarian, 46 min, 2022
MMA program, admission free upon registration.
Guest: Gergely Mózes

19:30
FILMCONCERT – Silent films accompanied by live music
Munkászubbony / The Workman’s Overall – 1914, dir.: István Bródy, 42'- accompanied on the piano by Norbert Káel
Dódi karrierje - 1915, dir.: Bródy István, 52'- accompanied on the accordion by Ádám Szabó

Regular ticket price: 2300 HUF
Discounted price for students, pensioners and teachers (discount tickets can be purchased only at the cash desk): 1800 HUF