National Film Institute x Hungarian Film Day / / Film poster exhibiton

In celebration of Hungarian Film Day, an exhibition of works by the Illustration specialisation students of the MOME Graphic Design BA will open, showcasing their film posters created for Hungarian film classics, such as Father, The Tot Family, Top Hat and Spuds Nose, Time Stands Still, and Dollybirds using contemporary design thinking at a course launched at the initiative of the National Film Institute.

These posters bring the films closer to a 21st-century audience and at the same help recontextualise them. The films can be viewed at Corvin Cinema on Hungarian Film Day.

Course participants: MOME Graphic Design BA, Illustration specialisation

Teachers of the course: László Nagy, Andrej Tóth, theory teacher: Máté Gorka-Focht

Artists:

Nora Korina Baksa, Kitti Deak, Luca Gatos, Karina Grandpierre, Emese Dorottya Ilosvai, Kinga Imre, Liza Aliz Klapka, Zoltán Kovács, Flóra Lázár, Boglárka Nagy, Patrik Pauer, Hanna Kata Petrovszki, Greta Zia Pintér, Noemi Ring, Fruzsina Schnell, David Solyom Sogor, Szonja Somogyvari, Petra Szalai, Lilla Szaloki, Alexandra-Andreea Taar, Beatrix Zsiros

2024.04.30 18:00

2024.05.07 18:00

Event information

Date and time: Tuesday, 30 April 2024
Venue: MOME GROUND

Open for viewing: 30 April - 07 May

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