The most popular Hungarian film of 1987, Macskafogó, came to life on the side of a multi-storey house. To this day, it is one of the most loved and most quoted Hungarian cartoons.
Author
Csaba Gyuris
I believe that the collective spirit of our community, which has power and voice, should be presented to the general public in a dignified manner.
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We bring street art closer! You can now find us on the website www.urbanmuveszet.hu, where we welcome all those who are interested in one of the most exciting art styles of our time with constantly expanding news and novelties.