Tickets are available online through Budapest Film. The standard ticket price is HUF 3,200. You can find the direct ticket link on each film’s page, and you can also access ticket sales from the festival homepage.

No, we do not offer festival passes.

No. If you buy a ticket for a film that includes an additional program, your film ticket is automatically valid for that program as well.

No. All tickets are available at the standard price of HUF 3,200. If you would like to support our work, you can do so at this link .

You can find the exact details about the screening languages and subtitles on each film’s page, next to the ticket link.

The genre and age rating are also listed on each film’s page.

We welcome submissions for next year’s Budapest Jewish and Israeli Film Festival! Submissions open in February on FilmFreeway. Submit your film and be part of our next festival!

The festival will take place at Puskin Cinema (1053 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos u. 18.).

• Public transport: The cinema is located between Astoria and Ferenciek tere. Several bus lines stop nearby, including buses 5, 7, 8E, 110, 112 and 133E.
• Parking: As the cinema is located in Budapest’s 5th district, street parking is very limited and parking fees apply. We recommend using a nearby parking garage, such as Franklin House on Reáltanoda Street, or using public transport.

Screenings will take place in several screening rooms. You can find the exact room on each film’s page.

Yes. Up to five press tickets are available for each screening. We appreciate all articles and festival coverage, but as the number of seats is limited, accreditation requests are reviewed individually based on previous journalistic work.

Please send an email to zsifi@balinthaz.hu by November 18, the first day of the festival. We will inform all applicants by email after reviewing the requests. Successful applicants will receive an official confirmation.

If you have any questions, please email us at zsifi@balinthaz.hu , and we will be happy to help.