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    • Mirai in haiku

    Monday, 29. 04. 2019

    Mirai and haiku

    April 29, Small hall, 9:00–14:30
    Mirai and haiku
    Haiku and animated film workshop 8+

    We will watch the film Mirai and write haiku poetry. Afterwards, we will make our own animated video in stop-motion technique.

    The workshop is lead by animators of Elephant Association. The fee is 10 EUR per child and it includes the ticket for Mirai film. Tickets for the workshop are available at the box office of Kinodvor as of April 8 (for Kinobalon Club members as of April 1). Th box office is open one hour before the first show. Information about the workshop: kinobalon@kinodvor.org.

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    Tuesday, 30. 12. 2025 / 19:45 / Small Hall

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