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Author: Izabela Kołowska | Publish date: 18 April 2023

Review "A Short History of Polish Cinema"

18 April 2023, Author: Izabela Kołowska

Another already a screening from the series "A Short History of Polish Cinema", whicha will allow a wide audience to get acquainted with Poland a classic film on the big screen. The film "Goodbye, Until Tomorrow", directed by Janusz Morgenstern, will be screened on Saturday 22 April at 17:00 in the hall spectacular Ełk Cultural Center.

SHORT HISTORY OF POLISH CINEMA is a form of activities carried out with initiatives of the Studio Cinemas Association, which allow a wide audience get acquainted with Polish classics film.

Overview It was born out of a huge need to restore to the silver screen the most outstanding works of Polish cinematography, which in their made Polish cinema recognizable on the international arena.

Poland Cinematography is one of the most interesting of the great national cinematography of the 2nd half of the 20th century. In the overview Short The history of Polish cinema focused on the presentation of selected titles of the greatest creators and creators of the mainstream.

In This Saturday, April 22 at 17:00 in ECK will be you can watch the film "Goodbye, Until Tomorrow" from 1960 in directed by Janusz Morgenstern. This is the story of a French woman and a Pole. who are getting closer despite the language barrier and divergent plans.

Overview It will last until November, and each month there will be a different film:

– 03.05.2023 - Nobody Callings – Kazimierz Kutz, 1960

– 23.06.2023 - Cross-eyed Happiness – Andrzej Munk, 1960

– 22.07.2023 - Sanatorium pod klepsydrą – Wojciech Jerzy Has, 1973

– 26.08.2023 - Protective Colors – Krzysztof Zanussi, 1976

– 23.09.2023 - Aria for an Athlete – Filip Bajon, 1979

– 28.10.2023 - Fever – Agnieszka Holland, 1981

– 26.11.2023 - Case – Krzysztof Kieślowski, 1981

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