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High Noon (Film)
Örökmozgó, 18:30, 9th January
Erzsébet krt. 39 [map]
Pest Centre, VII, Király utca (T4/6), 3 min
An intro like this doesn't get any more "Western". If you've got a penchant for shoot 'em up-style cowboy flicks, and haven't got your fix in a while, hop on your horse and ride 'em cowboy down the körút.
It's 1952 (at least for tonight) and it's a silver screen showdown between the fresh from jail, Frank Miller and newly retired long arm of the law, Will Kane. As most westerns go, there's guns, horses, and cronies looking to exact revenge.
Spoiler Alert!: "Female Slaps Male!" (according to IMDB). How's that for women's rights in the 50s?
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_________________________________________It's 1952 (at least for tonight) and it's a silver screen showdown between the fresh from jail, Frank Miller and newly retired long arm of the law, Will Kane. As most westerns go, there's guns, horses, and cronies looking to exact revenge.
Spoiler Alert!: "Female Slaps Male!" (according to IMDB). How's that for women's rights in the 50s?
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World Festival Series - Roma Music (Concert)
Cökxpon, 9th January, 21:00, 700Ft
Tonight's world music pays homage to the Roma tradition with sets from Travarica and Kálmánia Kontakt. Remember to take off your shoes upon going downstairs to dance, as if the coushins on the floor and cozy coffee tables didn't already clue you in.
Jazz Showcase (Concert)
MUPA, 9th January, 16:00-20:00, 600Ft
What a refined way to start your Friday. It's worth the 600ft. just to check out the Festival Theatre alone, but you're able to catch four hours of jazz with that astonishingly low ticket price. The more prestigious acts roll up at 20:00 but that costs more: 1000Ft - 2300Ft. Tickets and details here.
Argentin Táncház (Dance)
Budapest Jazz Club, 9th January, 20:00
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Invisible Films Club - Philosophy of a Knife (Film)
Ludwig Museum, 9th January, 16:00-22:00, 600ft.
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World Festival Series - Roma Music (Concert)
Cökxpon, 9th January, 21:00, 700Ft
Tonight's world music pays homage to the Roma tradition with sets from Travarica and Kálmánia Kontakt. Remember to take off your shoes upon going downstairs to dance, as if the coushins on the floor and cozy coffee tables didn't already clue you in.
Jazz Showcase (Concert)
MUPA, 9th January, 16:00-20:00, 600Ft
What a refined way to start your Friday. It's worth the 600ft. just to check out the Festival Theatre alone, but you're able to catch four hours of jazz with that astonishingly low ticket price. The more prestigious acts roll up at 20:00 but that costs more: 1000Ft - 2300Ft. Tickets and details here.
Argentin Táncház (Dance)
Budapest Jazz Club, 9th January, 20:00
Budapest is, without a doubt, táncház capital of the world. Why not throw Argentina on the táncház map as well, along with: Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Serbia? And the list just keeps getting longer...
Invisible Films Club - Philosophy of a Knife (Film)
Ludwig Museum, 9th January, 16:00-22:00, 600ft.
The Ludwig's fortnightly "invisible" (also known as difficult to track down) film club is back in the New Year, this time with part documentary, part feature film, all gorefest. Supposedly the true history of the USSR's Japanese Unit 731 is depicted here, but surely onlt those who give the slightest care would be willing to sit through a whopping 249 minutes of this stuff, either that or extreme masochists. Don't forget: the film club usually starts with a lengthy Hungarian introduction, so get there late, or take some knitting...and candy...and a bottle to pee into. IMDB entry here.
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