Corvin Cinema is a restored art deco movie theater at Corvin köz 1 in Budapest. Its elegant modern interiors and comfortable seats make it a pleasant place to catch a film, with clear screens and strong sound. English-language films are shown with Hungarian subtitles, and the cinema also hosts events such as film festivals. The building has a connection to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, with commemorations to see around the site. Check the program before you go, especially if you want a festival screening.
A cinema with a place in Budapest’s history
Corvin Cinema stands at Corvin köz, a site connected to fighting during the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Commemorations around the cinema honour people associated with the revolution. The building’s past is part of the visit, alongside its role as a working movie theater.
The restored art deco exterior sits among buildings around the square. Inside, the cinema has a more modern feel, with elegant interiors and comfortable seating.
Films and special events
The program includes English-language films with Hungarian subtitles. Film festivals also bring special screenings and installations to the cinema; check the online schedule to see what is on during your visit.
Screening rooms can take a little effort to locate, so arriving early gives you time to find yours before the film begins. The cinema has food and restrooms on site, as well as a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator and restroom.
Preguntas frecuentes
Does Corvin Cinema show films in English?
English-language films are shown with Hungarian subtitles.
How is Corvin Cinema connected to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution?
Corvin köz was a site of fighting during the revolution. Commemorations at the cinema honour people associated with it.
Does Corvin Cinema host film festivals?
Yes. Film festivals and their installations have been held at the cinema. Check the online schedule for upcoming events.
Is Corvin Cinema wheelchair accessible?
The cinema has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator and restroom.
