This
exhibition
titled
#gendermadness
aims at reflecting on the political discourses of the recent past that offended women and the members of the
LMBTQ
community, with the implementation of
queer theories
and the aspects of
feminism
alike. The exhibition will feature
Joanna Rytel’s
TEDDY AWARD
-winning claymation movie for the first time in Hungary,
Moms on Fire
, as well as Luca Tóth’s animation film,
Superbia
, that was screened at
Cannes
.
Fans of Latin music and fiestas, we have some good news!
If you could do with a feel-good movie, head to the repertory cinema Bem on the Buda side of Margaret Bridge!
On July 13th, you can enjoy a ride on the chairlift in an even more exciting setting: with the setting sun or under the starry sky.
On July 13th (between 12 pm - 5:30 pm) head to Budapest's most iconic ruin pub, Szimpla Kert, but forget the beer this time.