Filmterápia Hayao Miyazaki filmjeivel
Film therapy with Hayao Miyazaki films
The films of Ghibli Studio create a special world where there is time to immerse yourself in the rhythm of a train journey, to experience the everyday beauty of the world around us, but also to test your strength in extreme conditions. During the group, we will look inside ourselves at films such as The Wandering Palace, Chihiro in Ghostland and Totoro, the Secret of the Magic Forest.
Schedule
Films and themes:
5 February - Chihiro in Ghostland - family and independence
12 February - Kiki - work and dedication
19 February - Prince of Books - adventure and the beauty of everyday life
26 February - The Wandering Palace - home and family
5 March - Porco Rosso (for this, please watch the film and we'll choose a theme together)
12 March - Totoro, the secret of the magic forest (Please watch the film and we will choose a theme together)
We meet on Wednesdays from 18:00 to 19:30!
The first four sessions will work with the excerpts I have selected, the last two will work with the whole film - so participants will need to watch the film in advance.
Join in if you want to
- would like to try literary therapy - or in this case film therapy,
- you love Miyazaki's world,
- or because they have somehow not come close to you!
This group takes place in person at a location in the III district, easily accessible by tram 1.
- Group leader: literary and film therapist Zsuzsa Borbély
- Registration and more information at the email address given in the event.
- Registration deadline: 28 January.
- Group size: 5-10 people
- Participation fee: 7.000 HUF/person/application
No prior training in literature or literary therapy is necessary, nor is prior knowledge of the films a prerequisite - but as a side effect you will probably want to watch them.
About the group leader:
Zsuzsa Borbély, journalist. I am a writer and co-author of the recently published literary therapy compilation, The Text Reader. I graduated from ELTE in Aesthetics-Film Theory-Film History. I studied Literary Therapy at the University of Pécs. In my work I combine films and series with bibliotherapy. What do we learn about ourselves from what we watch in the cinema, on TV or on our computer?
Note: the story, characters and locations are the intellectual property of the creators and distributors of the series. No parts of the series will be shared or reproduced. It is a prerequisite for group participation that you know the story, it is the responsibility of the group members to view the episodes legally if they feel it necessary.
Budapest
The best things to do in Budapest! Several medieval bridges connect the 2 sides of the city that give it its name: Buda and Pest. Cruising along the Danube is a great way to see Budapest in all its glory.
