Movie Night – Serendipity Bem Mozi október 25
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2020. október 25., vasárnap, 20:30–22:00
Bem Mozi
Margit körút 5., Budapest, 1027
Movie Night – Serendipity
Nyilvános · Bem Mozi, Luca Paolisso – Experiential Learning Programs és Budapest Conscious Cinema szervezésében
To minimize the risk wearing a face mask is obligatory throughout the whole event.
The maximum capacity of the screening is 30 persons.
“Turning a Cancer Diagnosis Into Art” – NYTimes
Serendipity, directed by French artist Prune Nourry, is about random coincidences that started to coalesce in her art and life, as she battled breast cancer. The film goes beyond an artist portrait to a universal story of femininity and aims to give hope to the many women going through the same journey. Serendipity opens with medical images, as Prune documents her treatment to be an active patient in the process of healing. Diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 31, Prune turns her medical odyssey into an epic artistic adventure as she discovers new meaning in her body of work and its curious relationship to her illness. Screening hosts are provided with resources, such as a discussion guide, press kit, and director’s statement to supplement their screenings.
Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjmmoVbXoRg
The documentary is in the original language with English subtitles. It lasts 74 minutes.
The entrance is free, you can choose between a Minimum donation of 500FT or a Supportive donation of 1000ft.
To minimize the risk wearing a face mask is obligatory throughout the whole event.
The maximum capacity of the screening is 30 persons.
The maximum capacity of the screening is 30 persons.
“Turning a Cancer Diagnosis Into Art” – NYTimes
Serendipity, directed by French artist Prune Nourry, is about random coincidences that started to coalesce in her art and life, as she battled breast cancer. The film goes beyond an artist portrait to a universal story of femininity and aims to give hope to the many women going through the same journey. Serendipity opens with medical images, as Prune documents her treatment to be an active patient in the process of healing. Diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 31, Prune turns her medical odyssey into an epic artistic adventure as she discovers new meaning in her body of work and its curious relationship to her illness. Screening hosts are provided with resources, such as a discussion guide, press kit, and director’s statement to supplement their screenings.
Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjmmoVbXoRg
The documentary is in the original language with English subtitles. It lasts 74 minutes.
The entrance is free, you can choose between a Minimum donation of 500FT or a Supportive donation of 1000ft.
To minimize the risk wearing a face mask is obligatory throughout the whole event.
The maximum capacity of the screening is 30 persons.
