We present to you the offer of Światowid Cinema for the next 7 days.
"The Banshees of Inisherin".
An exceptional picture and an exceptional story. A story about a long-standing friendship that is put to the test. A film with an extremely important message. "The Banshees of Inisherin" at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
The Banshees of Inisherin tells the story of two friends who have known each other since the cradle: Padraic and Colm. The film is set on a picturesque island off the west coast of Ireland. One day, the men's continued friendship comes into question when Colm unexpectedly decides to end it. A surprised Padraic wants at all costs to understand what has happened and regain contact with his old friend. He is supported in his efforts by his sister Siobhan and a familiar young man named Dominic. Unfortunately, all of Padraic's efforts come to nought and an unhinged Colm is increasingly determined to end the unwanted relationship. Colman's ultimatum, thrown in desperation, is followed by a series of shocking events from which there is no turning back...
Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson in an incredibly moving tale of male friendship. 'The Banshees of Inisherin' at Kino Światowid from this Friday.
"Super Furball Saves the Future".
The story of a guinea pig who wants to prove at all costs that he can afford more than sitting in a cage. An unusual animated story that will especially please younger viewers. "Super Furball Saves the Future" at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
Super Furball is a cuddly guinea pig who decides to embark on a dangerous mission. He very much wants to show that he is not an ordinary pet sitting idly in a cage. So she decides to do something that will help save the world - save the bees that are threatened with extinction.
An adventure animation made for the whole family. "Super Furball Saves the Future" at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
"Nowicjusz"
A documentary that depicts daily life in the Dominican Order. The everyday life of the religious brothers is shown from a completely different angle. "Nowicjusz" at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
We get to know the rhythm of functioning behind the cloister from the perspective of novices, i.e. people who are at the initial stage of monastic life. Together with our protagonists, through the reduction of stimuli and the predictable rhythm of functioning, we embark on an arduous journey into the depths of the Order and ourselves. One part of it is meetings with mature monks, whose novitiate 35 years ago was immortalised in unique black and white footage. Viewing the archive images together by the older and younger monks allows us to enter into dialogue.
Conversations with mature and young monks, watching archival footage together. "Nowicjusz" is available at Kino Światowid from 24 February.
"Opiekun"
The story of a young couple in crisis. A story about the role of the evangelical figure of Jesus' earthly guardian in the lives of many people today. 'Opiekun' at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
A superbly promising philharmonic violinist and her husband, an ambitious local radio journalist, are going through a marital crisis. Due to increasing problems and a constant lack of money, Dominika becomes interested in a rich businessman, while Robert cannot cope with the break-up of his family. When he is assigned by his boss to tell the unusual stories of pilgrims arriving at the nearby shrine of St Joseph, claiming that a miracle has happened to them, he discovers that his story also has a lot to do with the silent guardian of the Holy Family. At the climactic moment, when he has to make a decision that will decide the fate of his family, will he behave like .... St Joseph?
A feature film with documentary elements. "Opiekun" available at Kino Światowid from 24 February.
"What's Love Got to Do with It?"
The latest work from the creators of such hits as "Notting Hill", "Bridget Jones's Diary" and "This is Love". A romantic comedy made for our times. 'What's Love Got to Do with It?' at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
How do you find true love in modern times? Zoe, a film documentary maker searches for answers and the perfect guy on dating apps. Unfortunately, her online relationships are a string of comical disasters that increasingly worry the girl's mother Cath. For Zoe's neighbour and childhood friend Kazim, the way to put her life together is through a marriage arranged by her parents to a beautiful bride from Pakistan. When he decides to go for it, Zoe decides to accompany him on a hopeful journey from London to Lahore. Wanting to film her friend's wedding to the stranger chosen by the family, she begins to wonder if this different approach to the subject of love can teach her anything.
A story that unites people all over the world. "What's Love Got to Do with It?" available at Kino Światowid from 24 February.
"Tár"
The story of Lydia Tár, the first female conductor of a main German orchestra. A story of passion that becomes the meaning of life. "Tár" at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
Lydia Tár, the groundbreaking conductor of a major German orchestra, is at the peak of her career, preparing both a book launch and a highly anticipated live performance of Mahler's Fifth Symphony. Together with his wife, orchestra concertmaster Sharon Goodnow, he is raising their daughter Petra. Lydia is also co-founder of a mentoring programme for young female conductors. Lydia's assistant, her former student Francesca, hopes that one day Lydia will promote her to the assistant conductor. When Lydia is accused of misconduct, her hitherto unbroken career and private life begin to take an unusual turn.
A film not only for lovers of classical music. "Tár" is available at Kino Światowid from 24 February.
"Dad"
The extraordinary story of a man who has to cope with reconciling his professional duties with being a full-time father from one day to the next. Eryk Lubos is in the role of a single father who will do anything for his daughter. 'Dad' at Kino Światowid from 24 February to 9 March.
Michał is a TIR driver and father raising his daughter Miśka alone. Long hours behind the wheel, loneliness and a constant life on the road are his daily routine. The most important thing is to get the goods there on time. When he is on the road, his daughter is looked after by a Ukrainian neighbour. Her granddaughter Lena and Miska are inseparable. When the Ukrainian nanny suddenly dies, Michal takes the girls with him. Roadside car parks, life on the road and finally meeting Lenka's family in Ukraine are important lessons in sisterhood for the girls. For Michal, the forced journey is a time of growing up to be a dad. Thanks to it, maybe he will finally stop running away from his demons and discover what is most important in his life.
An emotionally powerful picture portraying single parenthood and the power of friendship. 'Dad' is on at Kino Światowid from 24 February.
Tickets can be purchased:
- online
- at the box office of the Centrum Spotkań Europejskich "Światowid". The box office is open from Monday to Friday from 2.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. On Saturdays and Sundays from 11.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m.
- at the ticket machine located in the hall of the CSE "Światowid" (payment by card) from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
