For the last time this semester, this week IEAS Film Club is screening three short films directed by Hungarian director, Máté Konkol. After viewing the films, they will have a discussion/Q&A session with the director.
György Reschofsky was awarded the “Most Captivating Storyteller” award for his role in Vas Laci in the XI. Kaposvár ASSITEJ International Children and Youth Biennale.
Between May 9th and 12th, the Debrecen Jewish Cultural Days and Street Festival will be held for the third time as part of ALL-IN Debrecen’s programs, the organizers announced at the Tuesday press conference announcing the event.
This week organizers are screening Land of Warm Waters/Melegvizek országa (dir. Igor Buharov & Ivan Buharov, 2022). It is also a special occasion, as this screening is within the framework of the Hungarian University Film Award.
American writer and poet Paul Auster died at the age of seventy-seven, local time on Tuesday evening. A friend of the family, Jacki Lyden, said in a statement to the press that Auster died at his home in Brooklyn, surrounded by his loved ones.
Mark your calendars now for Debrecen Drama Days, a weekend of electrifying theatrical performances, as high school and university troupes from across Hungary converge in Debrecen for an English-language drama festival.
The cultural program series organized by the Public Culture Secretariat, Cultural and Organizational Office of the University of Debrecen continues with further fine art exhibitions.
Next week’s screening at IEAS Film Club is Gentle / Szelíd (2022) directed by László Csuja and Anna Nemes.
All the prize-winning pictures (51 pieces) of the international photo competition, a traveling exhibition presenting special moments in the life of birds, will arrive at the Life Sciences and Theory Gallery of the University of Debrecen.
Korean Movie Road is here again with a great Korean comedy-drama entitled Switch (2023).
