Events

Wednesday, 12 March 2008

06/03/08

Do you know anyone called Leonóra? Or Inez? Well, it's their name day today and it would be rude not to celebrate... whoever they are.
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No Country For Old Men (Film)

Művész, all week
12:45, 15:00, 17:30, 20:00, 22:15
Teréz körút 30 [map]
Pest, VI, Teréz körút (T4/6), 1 min

The Coen Brothers new neo-western rides into town, carrying five oscars, with a sheaf of fantastic reviews tucked under its arm. Apocalyptic, chilling, blackly comic - it's a welcome return to form for the Coen Brothers, especially after this gubbins.

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While We Were Holding It Together (Theatre)

Mu Színház, 6th March, 20:00
Korösy József u.17 [map]

Tel. 209-4014
Buda, XI,
Fehérvári út (T4/6), 2 min
A rare opportunity to see English theatre in Budapest. Ivana Müller's strange, still performance relies heavily on improvisation, but the actors should have honed their skills by now, having just returned from Singapore. Get a quick taster here.

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The Lady Vanishes (Film)

Tabán Mozi, 6th March, 20:30


"Spies! Playing the game of love - and sudden death!" Orient Express, eat your heart out as Hitchcock takes us on a train ride through Eastern Europe. But what the hell happened to Miss Froy? All will be revealed.






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Utopia Transfer // Bodor Anikó - Falak (2 Exhibitions)

Kiscelli Múzeum, 'Falak' until 9th March,
'Utopia' until 6th April
,10:00 - 16:00
700 HUF/adult; 1200 HUF/2 adults+2kids

Kiscelli utca 108
388-7817


Is there no end to the LOW Festival?! (Well, the festival ends on 12th but the events linger on!) At Kiscelli this week, you're sure to get your money's worth... tickets are valid for both LOW's Utopia Transfer and 'Falak,' (Walls) by Bodor Anikó, which happily overlap until Sunday.


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Indiepop Party (Club)

Filter Club, 6th March, from 21:00, Free
Almássy utca 1 [map]
Pest, VII, Blaha Lujza tér (M2, T4/6), 5 min

Not all Hungarian bands play folk music; some play "Sztóner-kantri-pank"! And some of them have unlikely names. Enjoy indie sounds in a very-Budapest lamp-lit basement until the sun comes up, which you won't see because you'll be in a basement. Tonight's obscure bands include Annow and Big Happy Woman Church (!)


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