Serbian Film Day at Belvárosi Mozi

The Serbian Film Day will be held at Belvárosi Mozi on Friday, March 22, 2024. 

With the support of Europa Cinemas and Creative Europe Media, the movie theaters of four neighboring countries cooperate in order to bring the cinema closer to the young audience and at the same time promote European films.

In the frame of this cooperation the Serbian Bioskop Eurocinema, the Croatian Kino Velebit, the Slovenian Mestni Kino Ptuj, and the Belvárosi Mozi in Szeged participate in a Collaborate to Innovate program titled Regional Synergy for New Cinema Going Experience.

Among the cooperating countries, Serbia will be introduced first. On Serbian Film Day on March 22, Belvárosi Mozi will welcome those interested with a film and cultural history presentation and typical Serbian snacks. The event will feature a selection of short films shot by Serbian and Hungarian youths and two new Serbian movies chosen by them, which appeal most to their age group. The films will be screened with original sound and Hungarian subtitles. The Serbian Film Day also features a talk with the producer of one of the films to reveal behind-the-scenes details of Serbian filmmaking.

Program

15.00 Short films by Serbian youth 10'

15.15 Introduction to Serbian film and cultural history 15'

15:30 Screening of 3211 (2023, 70’) a film about Serbia's most popular rapper who loses almost everything by going to prison

16:45 Reception with typical Serbian delicacies

17:15 Talk with the producer of 3211, Mihailo Smiljanić, in English

17:45 Mobile short films by Hungarian students 10'

18:00 Screening of Indigo Kristal (2023, 108’) a film about 30-year-old Vuk, who, after returning home from prison, is driven by the loss of his best friend to at least set his younger brother on the right path

The entrance fee for the entire program is HUF 500 per person and can be bought online or at Belvárosi Mozi.

Source: Belvárosi Mozi