Mihály Víg is a composer, guitarist, singer, songwriter, and poet. He is a founding member of Balaton and Trabant, two iconic bands of the Hungarian alternative music scene. For decades, he has collaborated with filmmaker Béla Tarr, composing scores for world-renowned films such as "Damnation", "Sátántangó", and "The Man from London" - all directed by Tarr and based on novels by László Krasznahorkai, the Hungarian writer who won last year's Nobel Prize in Literature. Víg also plays a leading role in "Sátántangó". On October 17, the evening at the Hungarian House will begin with a conversation: Lajos Rajczy will speak with Mihály Víg about cinema, music, the creative process, and the past decades. Then, at a certain point, music will take over from words.