After the screening, we look forward to a discussion about the film and the everyday wonders of Jón Kalman Stefánsson's world.
The participants of the discussion are: Anna Sándor, editor-in-chief of WMN, journalist, and Kata Szeder, art manager, co-founder of the KultúrFlipper project.
The Village is brimming with stories and if you listen carefully it might tell you some: of the Manager who dreams in Latin and leaves his career for Astronomy and old books, of a translucent boy who carves moorland birds, of an open-air affair and a rock that is chiselled to dust. Based on the eponymous book by celebrated Icelandic author Jon Kalman Stefansson.
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Opening hours: on weekdays at 2:30 PM, on weekends at 10:30 AM.
Box office closes 15 minutes after the start of the last screening.
The Uránia Café is open during the opening hours of the cinema.
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