Oh pull yourself together man, and try...
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Durer kert just keeps on getting it right. Wu Tang and Gravediggaz shakermaker, film-score composer (Ghost Dog, Kill Bill, Blade) and "greatest producer of all time" brings the kind of hip-hop credibility rarely seen in Budapest.
Put your guns down and start on the digi snacks.
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Maybe try...
AM Festival
Gödör, 20:00, free
Don't be fooled by the name: it starts in the evening. A combination of Ukrainian folkies, Técsői Banda, and a bunch of indie boys MAnökken ProlEtarZ, Kelet-Nyugat, Carbonfools and DJ Onoff give you something to love, something to hate and one or two things to be indifferent about.
Our Lady of Guadalupe (Film)
Örökmozgó [map], 18:30
Rather than being one of the poor remakes from 1976 or 2004, this is the original 1942 version, which no one has ever seen. The only surviving copy was languishing in the vaults of Örökmozgó and you can be the first to see it. What's it about? Mexican with English subtitles.
Fellegi Balázs (Concert)
Petőfi Irodalmi Múzeum, 20:30
Jacques Brel is alive and well and living in Budapest. Kind of.

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