Film, Other

A MODEM, az Apolló Mozi és a Főnix Debrecen bemutatja:

Soundtrack of Tomorrow
Hungarian music documentary, 60 min, 2025
in Hungarian with English subtitules

Are you able to imagine what it was like when Hungarians were not permitted to travel? For younger viewers, it is perhaps inconceivable. But what about when you could travel, yet you couldn’t afford to do so?

KARATE KÖLYÖK – LEGENDÁK (12)
színes, szinkronizált amerikai családi film, 118 perc
R: Jonathan Entwistle
SZ: Joshua Jackson, Ming-Na, Jackie Chan

A MODEM, az Apolló Mozi és a Főnix Debrecen bemutatja:

Kertmozi előadás

Milos Forman’s film was a huge success in its day. Even without the eight Oscars. If artistic achievement were measured in awards alone, we’d be in trouble.

Don Juan is immortal. The story of the “Seducer from Seville” set off on its journey to conquer the world some time in the 14th century. It was turned into a drama four centuries ago by Tirso de Molina and has since been adapted by dozens of notable authors from Molière to Pushkin, but it was as Don Giovanni that he became the irrepressible playboy we know today – thanks to the Mozart opera.

Carlos Saura is not strictly an ‘opera director’, but he did direct Carmen in 1983. In a flamenco style. That’s only right, Saura knows everything there is to know about flamenco. (He is also a natural when it comes to tango.)

TUNED TO A FILM MARATHON – CLASSICS ON SCREEN

TUNED TO A FILM MARATHON – CLASSICS ON SCREEN

“Rock n’ Roll? It will be gone by June,” wrote Variety Magazine in 1955. That didn’t age well. It happens.

Are you ready for some more Beatles? True, this one is an animation film, but it still has the group playing the lead roles – themselves.

An example of how to turn 400,000 dollars into 40 million. And a surprising one, too: Easy Rider is a counterculture film to its core.

A road movie with a surprising amount in common with Easy Rider.

First there was The Graduate (1967) and then there was the rest of the graduate’s life. The story of a one-night stand set in 1962, George Lucas’s second film was nominated for five Oscars, including those for best film, best director and best screenplay.

In the original language, with Hungarian subtitles.

The discussions before and after the screening will be conducted in Hungarian.

In Hungarian, without subtitles.

The discussions before and after the screening will be conducted in Hungarian.