American Corner Debrecen organizes a workshop, a conversations club and a film screening on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday.

From Reel Injuns to Real NDN: A Workshop on Native American Representations

In this interactive workshop, you can explore the evolution of Native American representation in cinema, tracing the shift from stereotypical depictions by non-Native actors to authentic self-representation by Indigenous filmmakers and actors. You will examine how humor has emerged as a powerful tool for challenging stereotypes, reclaiming narratives, and fostering cultural resilience.

Through film clips and creative activities, you will discuss how Native American voices are reshaping the film industry and contributing to broader movements for decolonization and representation.

Join the workshop at 4 pm on the 27^th of January at the American Corner Debrecen to celebrate the humor, creativity, and resilience of Native American storytellers in transforming Hollywood’s gaze.

The workshop will be led by Évi Urbán and Hend Ayari, doctoral students at the Institute of English and American Studies of the University of Debrecen.

English Conversation Club: Superbowl and the Culture of American Football

American football is more than just another sport: it’s a cultural phenomenon that unites communities, inspires entertainment, and captivates millions every year, especially during the Superbowl. But what makes it so uniquely American?

Join the conversation at 5 pm on the 28^th of January at the American Corner Debrecen. The lively discussion led by Stuart Hemphill, English Language Fellow from the USA.

Whether a sports fan or just curious about American traditions, this event is the perfect way to practice English in a friendly, informal setting.

Movie Corner: Selma (2014)

In honor of Martin Luther King Day, join the movie corner at 5 pm on the 31^st of January at the American Corner Debrecen for a screening of Selma, which chronicles the pivotal three-month period in 1965 when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led a courageous campaign to secure equal voting rights in the face of violent opposition. This powerful film highlights the determination of activists fighting for racial equality in the U.S. A thought-provoking story with valuable lessons on leadership, justice, and peaceful protest.