Budapest Remote Cinema Weekly Movie Schedule, Until 27 May

  • 21 May 2020 9:21 AM
Budapest Remote Cinema Weekly Movie Schedule, Until 27 May
Budapest Remote Cinema is a fresh approach in which local Art cinemas, such as Művész, Puskin, Tabán, Toldi, Kino, will screen movies again on a daily basis, just now online via film.artmozi.hu.

These movies can be seen this week in English:

21 May (Thursday)

Monos

Frank

It Must Be Heaven

Little Joe


22 May (Friday)

Beautiful Boy
 

23 May (Saturday)

Monos

Frank

The Square
 

24 May (Sunday)

An Interview with God
 

25 May (Monday)

Sorry We Missed You

An Interview with God

Little Joe

Frank
 

26 May (Tuesday)

It Must Be Heaven
 

27 May (Wednesday)

Frank

Swalllow
 

Discounted tickets for the films can be purchased online.

By purchasing tickets for these screenings you will directly help the survival of Budapest art cinemas, and support the livelihood of the employees of Budapest Film during lockdown.

More: 
film.artmozi.hu

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