Documentary Film Series: Democracy Noir

The Hillside Club is a historic Berkeley Club. Founded in the late 19th century to promote good design practices in the Berkeley hills, the Hillside Club today is a community-based membership organization supporting the arts and culture.  We also rent the club as a venue for weddings, lectures, parties of all types, galas, fundraisers and more.

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An examination of the authoritatrian takeover of Hungary

The Hillside Club

BHC Documentary Film Series

Organized by volunteers from the Hillside Club, this series features a wide variety of small documentary screenings and interviews with filmmakers. Topics of films include local East Bay history, art and design, biographies, and music.

<h4>Doors open at 6:30pm, Screening Begins at 7pm</h4><h4> </h4>Thursday, January 15th, we will screen again Democracy Noir by Connie Field, Academy Award-nominated Berkeley filmmaker, who will speak about the making of this documentary about the dismantling of the Hungarian government by Vickor Orban, with the audience after the screening. This event is open to the public. General Admission: $15 plus online feesMembers, seniors and students: $10 plus online fees

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