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Cinemira TEEN / NAPIJEGY / LISZT ÜNNEP 2021

Cinemira TEEN / NAPIJEGY / LISZT ÜNNEP 2021

Cinemira International Children and Youth Film Festival

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Last event date: Sunday, October 10 2021 6:00PM

 

Cinemira TEEN is the only film festival in Hungary that is dedicated to teenagers. This one-of-its-kind event allows young people to get to know different cultures around the world through films, gain insights into the secrets of cinematography, meet distinguished contemporary filmmakers, and even try their hand at filmmaking. The festival presents hundreds of short feature films and animated films for young people from more than 80 countries.

At the screenings that start every hour, we show short animated and live-action films for the 13+ age group, while the Panorama section features the most outstanding international films for young audiences. This is an interactive festival: there will be filmmaking, animation, stunt performance, dance choreography and comic book workshops, chances to meet the stars of international series, and distinguished Hungarian directors will introduce the young audience to tricks of the trade.

This event of the Liszt Fest is jointly presented by Müpa Budapest and the Human Rights and Culture Foundation.

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A magical meeting of two anniversaries on the Müpa Budapest stage: the Talamba Percussion Group is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year with a 21st-century arrangement of a piano cycle by Mussorgsky's piano cycle Pictures of an Exhibition as it turns 150 itself: following on the heels of Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Isao Tomita with their versions, they are presenting their own take on the 19th-century masterpiece, this one revised for percussion and electronica, and featuring DJ Bootsie.

An overview of the half-century career of Zsófia Balla and her work at the forefront of contemporary Hungarian lyric poetry promises to be a true celebration of the art. Born in Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár) and originally trained as a violinist, she became one of the central figures in Transylvania's Hungarian literary and intellectual scene before moving to Hungary in 1993.

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Az évad művésze, Snétberger Ferenc koncertsorozatának első estjére vadonatúj mű ősbemutatójával készül. Movements című háromtételes darabjában zeneszerzőként és virtuóz szólistaként…

As a member of the Vienna Boys Choir, the young Austrian pianist Lukas Sternath got the chance to travel the…

With a personal approach yet also a passion that is obvious to all, Orsi Kozma will perform songs from Hungarian…

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