There were film programs nationwide in cinemas, film clubs, schools, libraries, cultural centers, even entertainment venues, also at Hungarian institutes, consulates, and embassies all over the world joined this enormously successful initiative. Last year, the Hungarian Film Day series featured more than 100 programs, including film screenings, conversations, audience meetings, and film music concerts. On this day, filmmakers of Hungary are celebrating the nearly 120 years of Hungarian films and the many talented filmmaker who have ensured the immortality of Hungarian movies and movie-making in Hungary through their work. The Day of Hungarian Film has been celebrated on April 30th since 2018, to commemorate the first Hungarian film, The Dance (A táncz) directed by Béla Zsitkovszky, which was first shown on this spring day back in 1901. From today on, until May 10th, masterpieces such as ‘Hyppolit, the Butler,’ ‘The Witness,’ ‘Dollybirds,’ and ‘Moszkva Square,’ plus many others can be seen with English subtitles. To celebrate the Day of Hungarian Film, the National Film Institute has decided to make some of the best, unforgettable Hungarian comedies from the past 80 years available online for free, with subtitles.
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