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Hungarian Animation 110
Hungarian animated films have been captivating audiences for 110 years. Join us in tracing the history of the genre, its outstanding works and important creators with the most important cult films and a panel discussion with György Ráduly, Director of the National Film Archive and Dorottya Kovásznai, Head of the Kovásznai Research Centre.
Programme
SHORTS | 30 minutes
Lights Before Dawn | Sándor Békési, 1985
Sisyphus | Marcell Jankovics, 1974
Scenes with Beans | Ottó Foky, 1975
Wizards | Dóra Keresztes, István Orosz, 1985
Mind the Steps! | István Orosz, 1989
The Fly (Best Animated Short Academy Award Winner, 1981) | Ferenc Rófusz, 1981
Interval
FEATURE | 1h30 minutes
Bubble Bath | György Kovásznai, 1980
György Kovásznai's unique creation is a bold, experimental musical for adults that radically defies the traditions of the animated film.
followed by a Q&A with György Ráduly, director of the National Film Archives and Dorottya Kovásznai, director of the Kovásznai Research Centre.
Programme
SHORTS | 30 minutes
Lights Before Dawn | Sándor Békési, 1985
Sisyphus | Marcell Jankovics, 1974
Scenes with Beans | Ottó Foky, 1975
Wizards | Dóra Keresztes, István Orosz, 1985
Mind the Steps! | István Orosz, 1989
The Fly (Best Animated Short Academy Award Winner, 1981) | Ferenc Rófusz, 1981
Interval
FEATURE | 1h30 minutes
Bubble Bath | György Kovásznai, 1980
György Kovásznai's unique creation is a bold, experimental musical for adults that radically defies the traditions of the animated film.
followed by a Q&A with György Ráduly, director of the National Film Archives and Dorottya Kovásznai, director of the Kovásznai Research Centre.
6.30 pm -9.00 pm
FREE
Registration is required
FREE
Registration is required
17-19 Cockspur Street, London SW1Y 5BL
Fri 22 November
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