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Film and Director Q & A
Sunday, February 7, 2021
11:30 AM
Sponsored by Susan & Bruce Greenbaum and Marsha & Brian Kelly
Join us in this fundraiser for Congregation Beth Israel at your home.
The film, Budapest Noir, will be available to view for four days preceding the Q & A with filmmaker Eva Gardos on Feb. 7th. Included with your ticket will be a delivered snack box and a bottle of wine! (Only available for locals on the Monterey Peninsula; you may pick up at CBI or request delivery).
About the Film
Budapest, 1936. A reporter investigates the murder of a prostitute, leading him into the underworld of 1930s pre-Nazi Hungary in this stylish thriller. When a young Jewish woman is found beaten to death, no one is interested in solving the crime except the cynical but inquisitive Zsigmond Gordon. The clues eventually lead to a shadowy world of pornographers and brothels, crime syndicates and communist cells, and the highest echelons of power, just as Hungary's government prepares to align with Hitler. A politically-charged tale of corruption and betrayal, this rich mystery will leave audiences guessing until its surprising climax. Note: contains nudity.
Narrative / Hungary / Director: Éva Gardós/ 95 minutes / Hungarian with English subtitles / R
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LocationYour Home
Timezone: America/Los_Angeles Online Access Information You will receive an email by Feb. 3rd with a film link that will be valid until Feb. 6th. You will also receive a Zoom link for the Q & A on Feb. 7 with filmmaker Eva Gardos. Previous CJFF 2020 sponsors and ticket holders for this film only will be sent a password to receive their discount. Click on Enter Password or Discount Code before you select a ticket option. Different price options will appear.
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