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Parties After parties at the Toldi cinema! Details coming soon!
Interviews
Arianna Turci
Aleksandar Erdeljanovic
Thomas Christensen
Márton Kurutz
Eva Näripea  
Paulina Reizi
Martin Koerber
João Antunes
Louise Burkart
Leenke Ripmeester
Törőcsik, Jancsó and Jankovics in focus at Budapest Marathon Immortal artists of Hungarian cinema are at the heart of Budapest Classics Film Marathon organized by National Film Institute – Hungary.
Vuk Vuk, colour, hungarian family film, 1981, dir: Attila Dargay, language: Hungarian (26.09.11.00 Toldi Cinema Small Hall), 76'
Guy Borlee
Short Films by Zoltán Huszárik dir: Zoltán Huszárik, Subtitles: English, 112’ (22.09.17.00 Toldi Cinema Main Hall)
Cineconcerts Film screenings with live music accompaniment. The meeting of these two arts in this form provides viewers with a unique and unforgettable experience. Anyone who has never taken part in such an event should not miss this chance, and for those who have, we’re sure they’ll return!
Open-Air Screenings We’re going al fresco again this year! All are welcome to attend free-of-charge open-air screenings in the square in front of Budapest’s Basilica. The programme includes János vitéz (Johnny Corncob), Szegénylegények (The Round-Up), The Legend of 1900, while the UFO from Close Encounters of the Third Kind touches down in Szent István Square.
Gala Screenings Three extraordinary film presentations in the gala hall of Uránia National Film Theatre.
Rastislav Steranka
Vivien Halas
Book presentation: Eternal Magic. Cinematographer János Tóth 23.09.19.00-20.30 Toldi Cinema Small Hall
Motion Pictures Mozikép, Hungarian experimental film, colour, 1976, dir: János Tóth, Language: Hungarian, Subtitles: English, 12' (23.09.19.00 Toldi Small Hall)
A Quite Ordinary Life Két elhatározás, black and white Hungarian portrait, 1976, dir: Imre Gyöngyössy, Barna Kabay, Language: Hungarian, Subtitles: English, 69' (24.09.16.00 Szent Ludwig Museum)
Birth of Hungarian film – The Dance (1901) The dramatic story of the first directed Hungarian film footage is told in this creative animation film.
The King of Paris The King of Paris, French-English drama, colour, 1995, by Dominique Maillet, Language: French, Subtitles: Hungarian, 102' Introduction: Dominique Maillet, Veronika Varga (24.09. 16:30 French Institute)
Maraton címlap 2021 galéria
Maraton címlap 2021 videó
Maraton címlap 2021 hírek
For schools
For kids
Animated short films by George Pal 12 Dutch animated short films, 1935–1940, dir: George Pal, Language: Dutch, Subtitles: English, 63' (26.09.18.30 Toldi Cinema Main Hall)
4th Budapest Classics Film Marathon arrives in September From 21st to 26th September, the National Film Institute is organizing – for the fourth time – Budapest’s largest international film event, Budapest Classics Film Marathon.
Study (Winter Wind Werk) Tanulmány (Sirokkó werkfilm), Hungarian werk, colour, 1969, dir: Georg Pintér, Language: Hungarian, French, Subtitles: French, 11' (25.09.16.30 French Institute)
Hope and Myth – Imre Gyöngyössy Poet, Director 1-2. Remény és mítosz – Imre Gyöngyössy Poet, Director 1-2. Hungarian documentary, colour, 2015, dir: Katalin Petényi, Barna Kabay, Language: Hungarian, English, Italian, Subtitles: English, 48' (24.09.16.00 Ludwig Museum)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind American sci-fi, colour, 1977, dir: Steven Spielberg, Language: English, Subtitles: Hungarian, 138' (25.09.19.30 Szent István square)
Johnny Corncob János vitéz, Hungarian animation, colour, 1973, dir: Marcell Jankovics, Language: Hungarian, Subtitles: English, 79' (24.09.19.30 Szent István square)
The Legend of 1900 La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano, Italian drama, colour, 1998, dir: Giuseppe Tornatore, Language: English, French, Italian, Subtitles: Hungarian, 169' (23.09.19.30 Szent István square)
The Round-Up Szegénylegények, black and white Hungarian drama, 1965, dir: Miklós Jancsó, Language: Hungarian, Subtitles: English, 90’ (22.09.19.30 Szent István square)
Winter Wind Sirokkó, Hungarian-French historical parable, colour, 1969, dir: Miklós Jancsó, Language: Hungarian, Subtitles: English, 71’ (25.09.18.00 French Institute)
Clean Slate Coup de torchon, French crime comedy, colour, 1981, dir: Bertrand Tavernier, Language: French, Subtitles: English, Hungarian, 128' (26.09.19.30 French Institute)
The Passion of Joan of Arc La passion de Jeanne d’Arc, black and white Danish silent drama, 1928, dir: Carl Theodor Dreyer, Language: Danish intertitles, Subtitles: English, Hungarian, 110’ (26.09.15.00 French Institute)
F for Fake French-American documentary, colour, 1973, dir: Orson Welles, Language: English, Subtitles: Hungarian, 89’ (26.09.11.00 Uránia National Film Theatre)
For Don Carlos Pour Don Carlos, black and white, tinted French silent melodrama, 1921, dir: Musidora, Jacques Lasseyne, Language: French intertitles, Subtitles: Hungarian, 80’ (24.09.20.15 French Institute)
The Woman and the Puppet La femme et le pantin, black and white French silent melodrama, 1929, dir: Jacques de Baroncelli, Language: French intertitles, Subtitles: Hungarian,English, 110’ (23.09.17.30 Uránia National Film Theatre)
Géza Anda, Pianist – Conductor – Educator Géza Anda, Pianist – Dirigent – Pädagoge, black and white Swiss documentary, 1966, dir: Richard Leacock, Rolf Liebermann, Language: German, Subtitles: Hungarian, 53’ (24.09.18.30 French Institute)
The Méliès Mystery Le mystère Méliès, French biographical documentary, 2020, dir: Eric Lange, Language: French, English, Subtitles: Hungarian, 59’ (25.09.15.00 French Institute)
The Pier La jetée, French experimental science fiction, colour, 1962, dir: Chris Marker, Language: French, German, Subtitles: Hungarian, 28’ (22.09.20.00 French Institute)