HEEMP - Hungarian Estonian Massive Progress

BeEST in Budapest
Estonian Contemporary Culture Nights in Budapest

September 19-21. 2005
In the Culturefactory Tüzraktár, X. Tuzoltó st. 54-56

Visual Arts: Massive videoexhibition + screeningprogramms + performance “Give Hate a Chance”

Music: Live concerts by electronmusicians

Literature: Live texts readings by poets

Starring: Avangard, Marianne Männi, Kaarel Sammet, Jan Kaus, Triin Soomets, Aivar Tõnso, Muschraum, Joel Tammik, MoKS (Mooste Guest Studio), Non Grata, Rubensid, Estonian Academy of Arts etc.

April 7th, Thursday, 16.00h

Elo Viiding (Elo Vee), Estonian poet, will be the guest of the ELTE Finno-Ugric department.

Everyone is welcome.

Radikális Szabadídő Színház

from a collection of contemporary Estonian short stories 31st March 2005. 19 p.m at Társalgó Galéria, Keleti Károly u. 22. (premiere: 8th December 2004.)

(Budapest)

Art 9 galery: March 18 - April 6.
MIKSZ galery: March 22 - April 19.

 

Passio Domini nostri Jesu Christi secundum Joannem

A mű 1982-ben keletkezett, s méltán tette híressé alkotóját. Krisztus szenvedésének és halálának zenei elbeszélése Arvo Pärt passiója, mely János evangélista szövegére íródott. Az észt származású, Németországban élő zeneszerzőt még kevéssé ismerik Magyarországon, művei ritkán kerülnek előadásra.

(Every Tuesday after sunset)

After a long break, we continue our Estonian-Norwegian Filmclub at Szimpla Kertmozi (Kazinczy u. 14).

Plot: they found. But soon the team experiences some escalating incidents which lead
to paranoia, accusations and mistrust. (www.imdb.com)

The starting times may change a little bit because they depend on the time of sunset...
All the films are subtitled in English.
FREE ENTRANCE.

Estonian and Norwegian Movies are presented in a rotation of two weeks. (We present an Estonian movie in a week, and then a Norwegian one on the next, etc...)

The Center for Arts and Culture in cooperation with the Embassy of Lithuanian Republic in Hungary and the Estonian Institute in Hungary cordially invites you to the Programs of the Baltic Week in the frame of the series Encounters with Central and Eastern European Cultures February 14 - 18, 2005 February 14, Monday: A film screening at 7. p.m. – Auditorium THE HIGHWAY CROSSING, Estonian language, English subtitles dir.: Arko OKK February 15, Tuesday: A chamber music concert at 7. p.m. – Auditorium

We present our Estonian Literature Evening again. This time at Szimplakert (Budapest VI. Kazinczy str. 14) on 27th February at 18.00 pm.

The program of the evening is based on the following literature works:

Lydia Koidula: Mu isamaa on minu arm / Szerelmem vagy te, szép hazám! Emil Tode: Piiririik / Bordercountry Mehis Heinsaar: Härra Pauli Kroonikad / Pál úr krónikái

Editor: Csüllög Edina Director: Formanek Csaba

Cast: SIIRI ERM PIIA TAREMAA BAKAJSZA GÁBOR CSÜLLÖG EDINA FORMANEK CSABA

CANCELLED THIS WEEK (2nd December)!!! - come to ANIFEST2 - European Festival of Animation films at the cinema Uránia

On Friday and Saturday: PRIIT PÄRN retrospective

Our Estonia-Norwegian Filmclub started at the Szimplakert (Budapest, VII. Kazinczy u. 14.) It is a wintergarden now - open all winter long!

Every Thursday at 8 pm.

 

2nd-4th December 2004.

Anifest2ANIFEST2 - European Festival of Animation Films at the cinema Uránia in Budapest organized by Szimplafilm.

Special guest: PRIIT PÄRN, Estonian director. All of his animation films will be played at the festival.