A cheerful children’s band led by Bori Rutkai occupies the kid’s corner of the Puskin Cinema and transforms it to a magical space-disco, along the theme of their latest album, Űrdöngölők (‘Space Stampers’). They take the costumed children on a cosmic journey through planets, UFOs and the Milky Way, on the occasion of the Hungarian tradition of farsang, when kids dress up in costumes to chase winter away.
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