Tízparancsolat Filmclub #7 - The system
colour, subtitled, Spanish political thriller, 2018, 132'

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✝️Régóta we are thinking about how we can screen our catalogue according to the teachings of the Bible. Can the Gospel explain the conflicts, prejudices, exclusions, divisions, injustices that are hidden in our films and that are so pervasive in the world?
Thus, the film Tell the Priest! community, we're taking it to the next level and launching a monthly film club. The mentor of the series is Zoltán Huszti, artist, influencer, Catholic priest, chaplain of the Albertfalvi Parish.
On the fourth Friday of ✝️Minden, we will explore a new commandment through a Hungarian ant film based on the theme created by Zoltán Huszti. After the screening, we will talk with Father Zoli about the film and the religious issues it raises.
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💰The system
colour, subtitled, Spanish political thriller, 2018, 132'
💰Directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen
💰Preview: https://youtu.be/jc8m_i6AV0E
💰Manuel is an influential, charismatic politician with a strong chance of finally being promoted from regional undersecretary to president. His perfect life - a world of expensive restaurants and luxurious yachts - comes crashing down when he becomes embroiled in a major corruption scandal. Abandoned by his party colleagues, Manuel is not cut out to take the fall alone. Now the party's fixer must save his own skin before the media, always on his trail, sniffs out his name.
💰Rodrigo Sorogoyen's frenetic political thriller presents the Spanish elite as we've never seen it before: the obligatory figures of corruption come to life in a way that makes the blood run cold at the parallels. The System is not only a fast-paced crime thriller, but also a dizzying caricature of the nature of corruption.
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Ticket price: 1,900 Ft
Tickets are not seat reserved, first come, first served. Doors open approximately 5 minutes before the screening.
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".



















