11th European Arthouse Cinema Day in Uránia

After its record-breaking 2025 edition, which brought together 150,000 spectators in over 660 cinemas across 43 countries worldwide, the 11th European Arthouse Cinema Day will return to independent movie theatres around the world on November 22nd 2026.
On that date, hundreds of cinemas around the world will open their doors to celebrate a shared belief: cinema is a place for connection, dialogue and discovery.

On the occasion of the European Arthouse Cinema Day, nearly 660 cinemas across more than 45 countries will invite audiences to celebrate the richness and diversity of European cinema through special screenings, discussions and unique events.

In an increasingly fragmented world, arthouse cinemas play a vital role. They are places where new perspectives are discovered, conversations begin and communities come together. By giving audiences access to a wide diversity of stories and voices, they foster dialogue, mutual understanding and the democratic values that strengthen our societies.

This 11th edition is an opportunity to reaffirm, together, that culture and cinemas are essential public spaces worth protecting. Across borders, European Arthouse Cinema Day celebrates the values that unite us: cultural diversity, freedom of artistic expression, collaboration and openness to others.

The European Arthouse Cinema Day is organised in collaboration with national arthouse cinema associations and audiovisual sector partners, with the support of Creative Europe MEDIA, the CNC, the FFA, Eurimages and the Europa Cinemas network.

Programm: 

11.00 am
Andy Warhol – The American Dream (12) - Pre-premiere screening / Main Hall
Slovak documentary, 104 min, 2023
Director: Ľubomír Ján Slivka
in Slovak and English, with Hungarian subtitles

2.00 pm
Karácsonyra megjövök - Pre-premiere screening and Q&A / Fábri Hall
Hungarian family comedy, 90 min, 2026
Director: Gábor Herendi
in Hungarian
Our guests at the screening will be the actor Sándor Csányi, the director Gábor Herendi and the producer György Kárpáti.

3.00 pm
Moulin (16) / Törőcsik Hall
French historical drama, 130 min, 2026
Director: László Nemes
in French with, Hungarian subtitles

3.30 pm
Lave forventninger  (16) - Pre-premiere screening / Fábri Hall
Norwegian-Danish drama, 106 min, 2026
Director: Eivind Landsvik
in Norwegian, with Hungarian subtitles

4.30 pm
The Weight (16) - Pre-premiere screening / Csortos Hall
Canadian-American-German thriller, 113 min, 2026
Director: Padraic McKinley
in English, with Hungarian subtitles

5.30 pm
3 Days in September (16) - Pre-premiere screening / Fábri terem
Romanian drama, comedy, 77 min, 2026
Director: Tudor Giurgiu
in Romanian, with Hungarian subtitles

5.30 pm
The Electric Kiss (16) - Pre-premiere screening / Törőcsik Hall
French-Belgian romantic comedy, 110 min, 2026
Director: Pierre Salvadori
in French, with Hungarian subtitles

7.00 pm
The Black Ball (16) - Pre-premiere screening / Csortos Hall
Spanish-French drama, 155 min, 2026
Director: Javier Ambrossi, Javier Calvo
Spanish, English and Italian, with Hungarian subtitles

8.00 pm
Sinless (16) - Pre-premiere screening / Törőcsik Hall
Hungarian mystical thriller, 90 min, 2026
Director: Attila Hartung
in Hungarian

Tickets: 3100 HUF 
Discounted tickets for students, pensioners, teachers amd people both under 26 and 65: 2500 HUF

Further information about the event:
http://artmoziegyesulet.hu
https://artcinemaday.org/en