Screening of “The Queen has no crown” followed by discussion with the directors

The book by Dr. Robert R. Friedmann '28 letters - The Short Life of Renée (Baba) Friedmann On Not So Calm Waters' tells the story of those 28 letters, what the writer’s mother wrote to her elder sister.

An autobiographic novel of Israel’s one of the most well known writer. With the tale of Love and Darkness Amos Oz reached his peak of career. The presentation is about his life and his work in the light of this novel, touching some other novels by Amos Oz also published in Hungarian.

Location: Hátsó Kapu (1072 Budapest, Dohány street 13.)
Free admission.

Roundtable discussion about the most important questions of children’s defense in Israel. Is it a good solution if we take the child out of the endangered family? How can the employees of education recognize an endangered child and what can they do for them? We look for the answers with our guests.

Moderator: János Dési

In June, guest of Israel subjective is Zsófia Mautner the gastro blogger of Chili & Vanilia. This evening she tells about her israeli gastro-experiences and we can also taste her israeli specialities.

The joint program of the Israeli Cultural Institute and Bálint Ház.

Location: Israeli Cultural Institute, garden
Admission fee: 750 HUF

This year Fun Run will be staged for the third time by Maccabi VAC Hungary and other 15 charitable organizations. The organization - that you have already chosen in the course of registration - will get the whole amount of your participative fee.

The Israeli Cultural Institute in Budapest is organizing a Hebrew-Hungarian summer camp for the first time this summer. As the part of our regular programe, the ‘Hebrew club for the younger generation – from alef to tav’ this camp will offer a whole day long activity for children between 6 and 12.

The title of Joseph Cedar's war drama Beaufort refers to the name of a fortress held by Israeli troops, during that country's contentious occupation of Lebanon from 1982-2000 -- an effort that Israel roundly lost. The film itself opens at the tail end of that occupation. It follows Liraz Liberti, the then-22-year-old leader of troops occupying Beaufort, as he and his subordinates come face to face with the necessity of withdrawal. As enemy fire bombards the fortress, Liraz recognizes that it will be necessary to evacuate, obliterating the structure that his men have spent two decades defending.

Director: Joseph Cedar, 125 minutes, in Hebrew with English subtitles

In Tel Aviv, people prepare food, eat, make love, get pregnant, and die. Can one find peace in this life, asks one character at a wake; can there be an act of freedom in this modern life, asks another. Goldman's much-despised father has died; his friends Caesar and Israel set off for the funeral. They miss it, but go to Goldman's house later.

A.B. Yehoshua, one of Israel’s leading writers, will discuss the shift from Myth to History in the story of the Jewish people.

Polona Vetrih formed a resolution already as a child that her world would be a stage. At the secondary music school she started out as a ballet student and ended up as a piano graduate; she then traced her artistic path to the Academy of Theatre, Film, Radio and TV.