Saturday, 11 April 2015

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Dear Friends,
Greetings from the Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre!

Its spring time and we have many colorful events for you till End of April. Kindly go through the following events and we look forward to your gracious presence.
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Tibor Kovács
Director and Cultural Counsellor
and the HICC Team
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Details of our upcoming events can be seen below by clicking on the date in the table.
DatesType of programmeVenueEvent
till April 17
Photo Exhibition
IGNCALIFE AND WORKS OF SIR AUREL STEIN - curated by Dr. Ágnes Kelecsényi (Hungary)
April 14 -
May 8, Opening:
April 14,
Tues, 6 pm
Photo Exhibition
HICCGLIMPSES OF HUNGARIAN WILDLIFE - Photos by József Mesterházi (Hungary)
April 15,
Wed, 5 pm
EU Film Festival
HICC
AMBASSADOR TO BERN - 76 min (Hungary)
April 16, Thurs, 6 pm
Fábri Film Club
HICC
FREEDOM FLIGHT - Feature film directed by Péter Fazekas, 53 min (Hungary)
April 16, Thurs, 7 pm
EU Film Festival
HICCSOOF - 96 min (Netherland)
April 17,
Fri, 6 pm
Literary Evening
HICC
THE DAY OF HUNGARIAN POETRY - Lecture on János Arany by Dr. Margit Köves (Hungary)
April 18,
Sat, 5 pm
EU Film Festival
HICCIDA - 82 min (Poland)
April 20,
Mon, 5 pm
EU Film Festival
HICCTHE AGE OF CANNIBALS - 93 min (Germany)
April 20,
Mon, 6:45 pm
EU Film Festival
HICCTHE CANDIDATE - 106 min (Slovakia)
April 24,
Fri, 6 pm
Commemorative Day
HICCALEXANDER CSOMA DE KŐRÖS - Celebrating 231st birth anniversary (Indo - Hungarian)
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Programmes till End April, 2015
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Photo Exhibition at IGNCA │ till April 17

Fascinated by the Orient - Life and works of Sir Aurel Stein
Imagecollection of the Hungarian Academy of Science, curated by Dr. Ágnes Kelecsényi

Sir Marc Aurel Stein was a prominent Hungarian archaeologist, primarily known for his explorations and archaeological discoveries in Central Asia. Devoted his life in understanding the great civilization. Stein was a meticulous record-keeper and took notebooks and field diaries to record all aspects of his expeditions. And his record keeping has been invaluable for the study of the sites he explored and the excavated artifacts. He was also a professor at various Indian universities. An extraordinary man, who advanced human knowledge on many fronts and pursued dramatic adventure with scientific purpose.
(On view from 10 am to 4 pm) 
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Photo Exhibition at HICC │ 14 April - 8 May Inauguration on │ April 14, Tuesday, 6 pm
GLIMPSES OF HUNGARIAN WILDLIFE 
ImagePhotos by József Mesterházi

An amazing display of native birds and animals from the Bakony Mountains and Lake Balaton regions of Hungary, by a passionate photo artist and forester from Hungary, József Mesterházi.
He captures the rare moments of animal and forest life in its own habitat, as well as the changes and the eternal secrets of nature.
József Mesterházi had a number of exhibitions in Hungary and his photographs have been published as illustrations in children's books. His mission is to get children acquainted with forests at a young age and to make them responsible citizens who will love and protect nature.
(On view from 10 am to 4 pm, weekdays only)
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European Film Festival at HICC │ April 15, Thursday, 5 pm
AMBASSADOR TO BERN (A berni követ)  
ImageFeature film, directed by Attila Szász (2014), colour, 76 min

A fictional account of the 1958 attack against the Hungarian Embassy in Bern, the film is based on a true story about the aftermath of the 1956 Hungarian revolution. Uprising, a spontaneous nationwide revolt that was eventually crushed by Soviet forces, the political thriller chronicles the events of Aug 16, 1958, when two armed Hungarian defectors break into the Hungarian Embassy in Bern, Switzerland, and take the ambassador hostage. The film shows that the emotional and political fallout from a war often has long-lasting effects.
A tense, twist-filled drama plays out behind the closed doors of the Embassy, and the international relations soon begin to boil: Hungary's government demands immediate action, Swiss policemen surround the building and Hungarian immigrants demonstrate on the street.
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European Film Festival at HICC │ April 15 - 20

20th EU FILM FESTIVAL - 2015Image
Contemporary European Films

The EU Film Festival in India is a yearly initiative that presents a selection of contemporary European films to the Indian film lovers in major cities: Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh and Jodhpur.
The festival includes a bouquet of films from 20 countries, that give reflections of the cultural streams of Europe and stories that describe the European life in socio-economic and cultural environments.
April 15, Wed, 5 pmHungary - The Ambassador To Bern (76 min)
April 16, Thurs, 7 pmNetherland - Soof (96 min)
April 18, Sat, 5 pmPoland - Ida (82 min)
April 20, Mon, 5 pmGermany - The Age of Cannibals  (93 min)
April 20, Mon, 6:45 pmSlovakia - The Candidate (106 min)
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Fábri Film Club at HICC │ April 16, Thursday, 6 pm 

FREEDOM FLIGHT - Feature film
ImageDirected by Péter Fazekas (2012), colour, 53 min

Freedom Flight deals with a theme that is a highlighted subject of Hungarian cinema nowadays. In 1956, three Hungarian young men tried to hijack the Budapest-Szolnok domestic flight in Hungary in order to flee to the West and start a new free life there.
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Literary Evening at HICC │ April 17, Friday, 6 pm

THE DAY OF HUNGARIAN POETRY
ImageLecture on János Arany by Dr. Margit Köves

János Arany 
(1817-1882) left one of the most lasting corpus of work in Hungarian literature as an essayist, critic and translator of drama. His poetry and epics reflect the unattainability of balance between the ideal world and reality. The variety of Arany's work and his engagement with aesthetics, tradition and poetic language explain why his work is selected on the Day of Hungarian Poetry. Arany's work will be recited in Hungarian, Hindi and English during the course of the evening.
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Commemorative Day at HICC │ April 24, Friday, 6 pm

CSOMA DE KŐRÖS COMMEMORATIVE DAY
ImageDistribution of the Alexander Csoma de Kőrös Prizes of Hungarology
This year we commemorate the 231st birth anniversary of Alexander Csoma de Kőrös, the great Hungarian scholar, Orientalist, Philologist and founder of Tibetology.
Dr. Vijya Sati, Associate Professor (Hindu College) of Hindi will give a brief introduction on the life and works of Csoma in Hindi language, followed by the distribution of the Hungarology Prizes.
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