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A young boy in a street in 1950s fashion

Ciné Sunday: Orphan

Duration: 2h13m
Dates: Sun 31 May 2026 11:00 - 13:35

Directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker László Nemes (Son of Saul), Orphan is a visually stunning historical drama set in Hungary.

In 1957 Budapest, after the uprising against the Communist regime, a young Jewish boy, Andor — raised by his mother with idealised tales of his deceased father — has his world turned upside down when a brutish man appears, claiming to be his true father. 

Channelling 20th century neorealist cinema, Orphan offers a haunting and deeply moving exploration of identity and memory, tracing the fragile process of rebuilding a sense of self against the shadow of history.

A young boy in a street in 1950s fashion
Orphan
A woman in a fur wrap sits at a table
Orphan
Two children run along a grassy road.
Orphan
A mother and tween son look at one another.
Orphan
A young boy in a street in 1950s fashion
Orphan
A woman in a fur wrap sits at a table
Orphan
Two children run along a grassy road.
Orphan
A mother and tween son look at one another.
Orphan
A young boy in a street in 1950s fashion
Orphan
A woman in a fur wrap sits at a table
Orphan
Two children run along a grassy road.
Orphan
A mother and tween son look at one another.
Orphan

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