Cinemira KIDS / NAPIJEGY / LISZT ÜNNEP 2021
Cinemira International Children and Youth Film Festival
Cinemira International Children and Youth Film Festival
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Last event date: Sunday, October 24 2021 5:00PM
Cinemira is the only film festival in Hungary that is dedicated to children. This is an event for the whole family, where children can get to know different cultures around the world through films. At this two-day celebration of the genre, hundreds of children’s films from over 80 countries can be seen.
Starting every hour, the screenings present animated and live-action shorts for children aged 4 to 12, as well as the digitally restored versions of legendary Hungarian children’s films, which will be first shown here. The Panorama section presents the best international features for children.
This is an interactive festival: there will be filmmaking, animation, casting and stunt performance workshops, where the whole family is welcome. Film professionals will tell the children about the secrets of acting and casting.
This event of the Liszt Fest is jointly presented by Müpa Budapest and the Human Rights and Culture Foundation.
Time and again, Budapest Bár delights the Müpa Budapest audience with their special performances and outstanding collaborators. On this occasion, the ensemble has been invited by Nők Lapja magazine to take the stage in the company of some very special guests. Róbert Farkas, the band’s leader and founder, originally aimed to breathe new life into the genre of Gypsy café music, thereby preserving and revitalizing old traditions.
A harmincas generáció két átütő tehetségű képviselője, az orgonista Tabajdi Ádám és a trombitás Pálfalvi Tamás mindketten hangszerük legsikeresebb művészei közé tartoznak. A műsor csupa változatosság és szépség.
Any effort to present the finest nuances of the Hungarian language will inevitably turn to its poetry, and while the question of whose poem to select can be open to debate, the list of contenders must invariably include Attila József.
Why is the 400-year-old story of Romeo and Juliette, the world’s best known romantic tragedy, still so relevant today? Because…
The German-born British musician Max Richter, one of the busiest and most popular pianist/composers active in the modern post-minimalist classical…
Silver Bear-winning filmmaker Dénes Nagy spent four years following György Kurtág’s everyday life with his camera. The resulting documentary, produced…
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