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Budapest Classic Film Marathon 2026: Damnation

(16)

Béla Tarr's dark, melancholic masterpiece about hopeless longing.

Latin American Film Days 2026: Flies - Pre premiere

(12)

A Mexico City story about a lonely woman and her lodgers

The Birthday Party

(16)

An adaptation of Panos Karnezis’s novel of the same name, starring Willem Dafoe.

Primavera

(16)

A talented violinist, Cecilia, confined in an orphanage, meets Vivaldi who becomes her teacher.

Budapest Classic Film Marathon 2026: Ashes and Diamonds

Wajda's cult classic war film about love, ideals, and disillusionment.

The Only Living Pickpocket in New York | Pre-premiere screening

(16)

An old pickpocket’s last big heist – but this time he’s the one in the firing line.

Latin American Film Days 2026

Twelve movies from seven countries - all in the original languages

Queen Budapest

(12)

A recording of Queen’s 1986 concert at the People’s Stadium, to mark the 40th anniversary.

Heysel 85 | Pre-premiere screening and discussion

(16)

A discussion with Iván Hegyi and Richard Faragó following the screening. | 9 October

Cinema Niche presents: Magellan

A hypnotic journey in the footsteps of Magellan, into the dark depths of colonisation, faith and human nature.

The Rivals of Amziah King

(16)

Matthew McConaughey struggles to provide for his family as a musician and beekeeper.

Santiago: The Camino Therapy

(12)

Two wounded souls, 800 kilometres and a journey towards reconciliation.

Whatever It Takes

(16)

An unexpected encounter between a reserved man and a cheerful mother of three changes both of their lives forever.

The Velázquez Mystery

(12)

Step into the world of Velázquez's paintings, where every brushstroke hides yet another mystery.

Momo

(12)

A classic children's novel by Michael Ende, author of *The Neverending Story*, comes to the big screen.

Homo Argentum

(16)

Through sixteen short episodes, *Homo Argentum* paints an ironic and brutally accurate picture of how contemporary society functions.

The Invite

(16)

An invitation no one will ever forget.

The Odyssey

(16)

Christopher Nolan's film brings to life one of the greatest mythological adventures of all time with a stunning cast and monumental visuals.

The Golden Spurtle

(12)

A touching and inspiring film about passion, gastronomy, the power of community… and, of course, porridge.

Bitter Christmas

(16)

Pedro Almodóvar's poignant drama about loss, remembrance, and starting over.

Mauvaise pioche

(12)

A retiree, mistaken for a wanted criminal due to a misunderstanding, is desperately trying to get his old life back.

Meeting the Buddha

(12)

A fascinating portrait of the life and legacy of an extraordinary spiritual leader, the 16th Karmapa, and the story of an encounter that reshaped the spiritual landscape of the Western world.

Let Us Praise King Saint László!

(12)

The legacy of Saint Ladislaus, the secrets of the churches of Székely Land, and an unforgettable horseback pilgrimage.

Tuner

(16)

A piano tuner with a keen ear can crack safes that others consider impossible to open.

Adam's Apples

(16)

Anders Thomas Jensen’s cult film, starring Mads Mikkelsen, is back on the big screen!

Blue Heron

(16)

In her first feature-length film, Sophy Romvari takes us on a personal journey through the memories of her childhood.

I Swear

(16)

A dramedy based on true events and infused with endearing humor, exploring perseverance, identity, and self-acceptance.

Calle Malaga

(16)

Carmen Maura, known as Almodóvar’s muse, delivers a deeply felt, sensitive performance.

Mohács – Világok harca

(12)

A major documentary produced to mark the 500th anniversary of the Battle of Mohács, based on new research findings.

Chopin, Chopin!

(16)

1835. The biggest star in the French capital is the renowned composer Frédéric Chopin.

Hate

(16)

Mathieu Kassovitz’s cult classic returns to the big screen to mark its 30th anniversary!

The Love That Remains

(16)

Hlynur Pálmason depicts the fragile balance between nature and human relationships with humor and subtle surrealism. the fragile balance between nature and human relationships.