Son of the White Mare Screens

Legendary animator Marcell Jankovics' cult classic comes to Fabrica, Brighton. This psychedelic Hungarian fairytale is a dazzling journey through a world of mythical creatures and cosmic adventure.

Dir: Marcell Jankovics

Cast: György Cserhalmi, Pap Vera, Gyula Szabó, Mari Szemes, Ferenc Szalma, Szabolcs Toth

86 mins · 1981 · Hungary · Cert 12 · Hungarian

IMDb 7.8/10 · Rotten Tomatoes 100% · Metacritic 90/100 · TMDB 7.6/10 · Trakt 79%

CINECITY Son of the White Mare (12A)

12 Nov 2026

Fabrica (Brighton)

Marcell Jankovics, a renowned animator, is known for his experimental and hallucinatory style, which is evident in his 1981 film Son of the White Mare. The film tells the story of Treeshaker, a young hero with godlike strength, who embarks on an epic journey into the Underworld to restore balance to the natural world. Along the way, he encounters a colourful cast of eccentric characters who aid him in his quest.

Son of the White Mare is a Hungarian animated film, filled with bold colour, hypnotic movement, and surreal imagery. It explores humanity's relationship with nature, as well as themes of community, integrity, and belonging. The film has gained a cult following and has been praised for its unique visuals and animation.

The film will be screened at Fabrica in Brighton on Thursday, 12 November 2026. The screening will be introduced by global animation expert Michael Leader. Presented as part of CINECITY by Fresh Perspectives, Fabrica's Young Programmers group, this is a rare opportunity to experience Son of the White Mare on the big screen. Tickets or details are available with the button beside this article.

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What viewers say

Rin J Tohsaka · 10/10

Pretty impressive for a Hungarian film, the visuals and animation are pretty cool and also rather trippy, well done Marcell Jankovics. I know the story is based off a poem but I can’t think of it feeling like some Dragon’s Lair. Voice acting is pretty nice and same with the soundtrack that plays in background. Cool to learn that Son of a White Mare apparently inspired Samurai Jack and Emperor’s New Groove and it shows how well known visuals hold…

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tmdb47633491 · 7/10

Needs a blu-ray release asap. Craziest animations I've seen - like chewing Bazooka Bubblegum but the flavor never runs out

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