If someone thinks Woody Allen was fed up with the sexual revolution of the late sixties and expressed that in this wacky sketch/parody, they may be wrong. "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex” is more about the question of what sex becomes when it is put into the hands of scientists, experts, show makers - in a word, tellers. If it becomes external, if the compulsion to comply is imposed on it... Half a century ago, this human social activity didn't even have the political base it does today. Because it is clear to all of us that this Woody Allen film could not even be made today because it would be considered politically incorrect. (Not to mention the accusations against the director in the meantime.) But it was a different world then. Viewers and critics at the time could even laugh at it, but it would be unfair if, in the perspective of time, we were held accountable for them today. "What is it worth to go back to the shadow of an old age?” as the poet asks. Or as another poet puts it: "Oh, those 60s, they could not help it.”

In English, with Hungarian subtitles.
The discussions before and after the screening will be conducted in Hungarian.

Presented by: Müpa Budapest