Tomorrow I will die - Feldmár Filmclub
On Friday 10 January 2025 at 20.15, we will meet in person at the Bem cinema to continue the 2024/2025 season. For the sixth year running, we will meet you with unbroken enthusiasm and chat after the film. We look forward to seeing you again this season, with lots of new films and real conversations!

Schedule
After the film we will have a discussion with director Nikol Cibulya and Niké Kurta, and on behalf of the Institute we will be joined by Anita Bezzeg, independent journalist Szabolcs Dull, psychologist Andrea Heves, bibliotherapist Annamari Huszár, actress Mari Kőszegi and Norbert Sas.
This was our motto at the beginning:
"We're starting a pretty cool film club", where we can be together, choosing from the Mozinet selection, without anyone having to be an expert. Just let yourself be influenced...then sit down and share your impressions, thoughts and feelings...listen to others....inspire, recharge. Will we have anything to do with these works? Will they be lovable or repulsive? Or will they leave us clueless and dull?" Alexa Novák
The post-screening discussion will be joined by Feldmár Institute staff and invited guests. None of us are experts, film gurus or film critics. We have come together as interlocutors around a film based on our personal connection, our involvement and our fascination with the subject.
If you're drawn to a film after reading a brief synopsis, if you're touched by the subject, or if you like to talk, or maybe neither of those things at the moment, but are curious to see what comes out of it, we'd love to hear from you. You don't have to be a film aesthete, if you can talk to us about yourself, about your experiences, that will be enough. We will do exactly the same.
20 September 2024 - Black Dot - Premiere screening
4 October 2024 - Megalopolis - premiere screening
18 October 2024 - The smell of tea
1 November 2024 - And what about Tommy? - premiere screening
15 November 2024 - Forever
29 November 2024 - Parthenope - The Belle of Naples - premiere screening
13 December 2024 - Treasure from the past - premiere screening
27 December 2024 - Tomorrow will be ours - premiere screening
10 January 2025 - Tomorrow I die
24 January 2025 - Dahomey - Who are we?
07 February 2025 - All that appears to be light
21 February 2025 - Sin Hunt
07 March 2025 - Emilia Pérez
21 March 2025 - Queer
04 April 2025 - Happy cheesemakers
02 May 2025 - Soundtrack to a Coup d'État
16 May 2025 - Kurtág
30 May 2025.
13 June 2025.
27 June 2025.
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NEXT SCREENING DATE:
Friday 10 January 2025 at 20:15
Tomorrow I will die
Ticket price: 2,900 Ft
Tickets are not seat reserved, seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open approximately 5 minutes before the screening.
Tickets will be available at the door at 5.00 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the door at the end of the opening:
1) On site every day between 15:00-21:00
2) Online:
https://cooltix.hu/event/677557dc5a7017d781e2f875
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I WILL DIE TOMORROW
colour, Hungarian horror, 81', 2024
***not recommended for children under 16 years of age.***
Pregnant Irma retreats to their holiday home in the middle of the forest. She is overcome by strange thoughts: she feels she will die the next day. The date coincides with the date of her mother's death - she died on her 34th birthday. Irma doesn't want to be alone on the upcoming anniversary, so she invites her half-sister and her best friend to stay with her. But more and more unexplained events follow, and it no longer seems so feverish that something is going to happen to Irma.
Directed by Cibulya Nikol
Written by: Cibulya Nikol
Cast.
Photography by Dániel Kiszler
Edited by Luca Bonta
Composer: Andor Sperling
Producer: György Kárpáti, Balázs Berta
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Bem Cinema
In January 2016, the 108-year-old Bem Cinema will reopen its doors to the public, in a new way never seen before in Hungary: as a cinema of cult and classic films (no harm!), or as the educated French say (if you know your English): as a "repertory cinema".



















