All We Imagine as Light| Feldmár Filmklub | PREMIER SCREENING

After the film, the Institute will be joined by Anita Bezzeg, independent journalist Szabolcs Dull, 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.

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10 January 2025 - Tomorrow I die

24 January 2025 - Dahomey - Who are we?

07 February 2025 - All that seems to be light

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07 March 2025 - Emilia Pérez

21 March 2025 - Queer

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16 May 2025 - Kurtág

30 May 2025.

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27 June 2025.

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NEXT SCREENING DATE:

Friday 7 February 2025 at 20:15

Premiere screening - All that appears to be light

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 available:

1) On site every day between 15:00-21:00

2) Online:

https://cooltix.hu/event/67943e14369d3910fb51262c

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Cannes International Film Festival 2024:

Grand Prix

All That Seems Light tells with lyrical tenderness the fate of women in the ever-bustling and colourful India. In her thirties, Prabha works as a nurse in Mumbai. Although she hasn't spoken to her husband, who is working in Germany, for years, doubts keep her tied up and prevent her from moving on. Her roommate, Anu, is younger than she is, and though she tries in vain to enjoy freedom with her lover, their differences in faith make it difficult for their relationship to fulfil. Leaving the big city and the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind, they travel to an island with their third wife, the widow Parvaty, to face their greatest fears: grief, letting go and acceptance.

Director Payal Kapadia's magnificent All That Seems Light is the first Indian film in thirty years to debut in the competition programme of the Cannes International Film Festival, where it won the Grand Prix.

Genre: drama

Age limit: 16

Running time: 110 minutes

Directed by Payal Kapadia

Written by: Payal Kapadia

Director of Photography: Ranabir Das

Edited by Clément Pinteaux

Music by Dhritiman Das | Topshe

Starring Kani Kusruti | Divya Prabha | Chhaya Kadam

Release date: 2025.02.06.