Klatka po Klatce

Dear all! As is now our tradition at the end of the year, after the family gatherings, we invite you to watch together, over tea and good cake, the screenings that close our next film project, Masters of Polish Cinema, Frame by Frame VI. We invite you to Boremlowska 4, to Kredens pod Oknami, this coming Sunday, 28 December, at noon, for a masterly comedy from 1969 directed by Jerzy Gruza! Jerzy Gruza's 1969 production for Television Theatre, "Mieszczanin szlachcicem", is a legendary adaptation of Molière's comedy with the unforgettable last role of Bogumił Kobiela as Monsieur Jourdain, prized for its brilliant acting and humour, a satire on bourgeois aspirations that exposes hypocrisy, with, among others, Barbara Krafftówna, Edward Dziewoński and Magdalena Zawadzka. We are waiting for you! Admission is free, of course!

Dear Friends! On Wednesday 12 November 2025 at 6 pm, free admission, we invite you to 4 Boremlowska Street, to Kredens pod Oknami, for another intimate meeting with a TV play directed by Jerzy Gruza, “Eryk XIV”, starring Marek Walczewski!

Year of production: 1979. Premiere: 12 November 1979 (we are managing to screen it exactly on the anniversary of the premiere). Colour, 118 min.

In Strindberg’s drama about Eric XIV, literary historians have seen an analogy with Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”, and in the figure of the king living on the edge of madness they have recognised a stylised self-portrait of the author. Eric XIV, son of Gustav I, the founder of the Vasa dynasty, sat on the Swedish throne for only eight years. In 1568 he was deposed and imprisoned by the magnates led by his half-brothers – John, Duke of Finland, married to Catherine Jagiellon, and Charles, Duke of Södermanland, later King Charles IX of Sweden, who was soundly defeated at Kircholm by his Polish nephew Sigismund III Vasa.

Eric unsuccessfully sought the hand of Queen Elizabeth I of England, of the Tudors, or of Mary of the Scottish Stuart dynasty. Strindberg is interested precisely in this last, difficult period in the life of the Swedish monarch. Knowing that the king’s courtship in England has failed, Göran Persson, the éminence grise of the Stockholm court, asks Eric’s concubine to be at his side when this blow strikes him…

Tomasz Kucharski, Mayor
of the Praga-Południe District of the Capital City of Warsaw,
the “Szaserów” Housing Cooperative and
the Piwnica Poetycka ENS Foundation invite you to:
A MEETING in the film series Frame by Frame V – Masters of Polish Cinema
Paweł Edelman
Outstanding Polish cinematographer
Oscar nominee

Lecturer and Dean of the Cinematography and Television Production Department of the Film School (PWSFTviT) in Łódź. “Siła światła” (“The Power of Light”). The evening will be hosted by:

Anna Bojarska
Event documentation:

TELEPRODUKCJA Tomasz Bajko; Marek Urbański. Tuesday, 26 November 2024, 6:30 pm. Kredens pod Oknami, ul. Szklanych Domów 13, free admission.

Dear Friends, it is already the fifth edition of our film meetings! We invite you!
Tomasz Kucharski, Mayor of the Praga-Południe District of the Capital City of Warsaw,
the “Szaserów” Housing Cooperative, together with the Piwnica Poetycka ENS Foundation
invite you to summer courtyard meetings with film entitled:
Klatka po Klatce 2024, edition V, part one.
Masters of Polish Cinema
Jerzy Wojciech Has; Roman Polański

The neighbourhood summer Film Club at Kredens pod Oknami. A continuation of screenings and meetings with the makers of Polish cinema.

Free admission: Kredens pod Oknami, ul. Szklanych Domów 13 (entrance from Garwolińska Street; the place is the same as on the previous poster). Klatka po Klatce V, part I: 3 August 2024, Saturday, 8:30 pm

80th anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising

“Kanał” 1956 – a Polish feature film directed by Andrzej Wajda, devoted to the Warsaw Uprising. Based on the short story “Kanał” by Jerzy Stefan Stawiński, from his screenplay, the film shows one of the final episodes of the uprising in Mokotów and in the city centre. The action centres on Lieutenant “Zadra” (Wieńczysław Gliński), who tries to evacuate his unit to the city centre through the underground sewer canals, and on the cadet “Korab” (Tadeusz Janczar) and the liaison girl “Stokrotka” (Teresa Iżewska), who are fond of each other. Music by Jan Krenz; cinematography by Jerzy Lipman; set design by Roman Mann. Running time 95 minutes

6 August 2024, Tuesday

“Dwaj ludzie z szafą” 1958 – a black-and-white short film written and directed by Roman Polański. Starring Jakub Goldberg and Henryk Kluba; music by Krzysztof Komeda, cinematography by Maciej Kijowski. Running time 15 minutes

“Nóż w wodzie” 1961 – a black-and-white psychological drama directed by Roman Polański. Screenplay by Jerzy Skolimowski and Jakub Goldberg; starring Leon Niemczyk, Jolanta Umecka and Zygmunt Malanowicz, music by Krzysztof Komeda, cinematography by Jerzy Lipman, set design by Bolesław Kamykowski. Running time 90 minutes

8 August 2024, Thursday

“Pożegnania” 1958 – a black-and-white Polish psychological drama of manners directed by Jerzy Wojciech Has, screenplay by Stanisław Dygat and Jerzy Wojciech Has, cinematography by Mieczysław Jahoda, set design by Roman Wołyniec, music by Lucjan Kaszycki. Starring: Maria Wachowiak, Tadeusz Janczar and Gustaw Holoubek. Running time: 97 min

13 August 2024, Tuesday

“Wspólny pokój” 1959 – a Polish drama of manners based on the novel of the same title by Zbigniew Uniłowski. Screenplay and direction by Jerzy Wojciech Has, music by Lucjan Kaszycki; set design by Wojciech Skarżyński and Wojciech Krysztofiak. Starring Mieczysław Gajda, Gustaw Holoubek and Adam Pawlikowski. Running time 92 minutes

15 August 2024, Thursday

“Rozstanie” 1960 – a Polish melodrama from a screenplay by Jadwiga Żylińska, directed by Jerzy Wojciech Has, music by Lucjan Kaszycki, cinematography by Stefan Matyjaszkiewicz, set design by Jerzy Skarżyński. Starring Lidia Wysocka, Władysław Kowalski and Gustaw Holoubek. Running time 72 minutes

Tuesday 20 August 2024

“Złoto” 1961 – a Polish psychological drama directed by Jerzy Wojciech Has, screenplay by Bogdan Czeszko, music by Lucjan Kaszycki, cinematography by Stefan Matyjaszkiewicz, set design by Jerzy Skarżyński. Starring Władysław Kowalski and Krzysztof Chamiec. Running time 91 minutes

Thursday 22 August 2024: “Jak być kochaną” 1963 – a Polish psychological melodrama directed by Jerzy Wojciech Has, based on the short story by Kazimierz Brandys

of the same title; music by Lucjan Kaszycki, cinematography by Stefan Matyjaszkiewicz. Starring Barbara Krafftówna and Zbigniew Cybulski. Running time 97 minutes

Tuesday 27 August 2024

“Szyfry” 1966 – a Polish psychological drama directed by Jerzy Wojciech Has, screenplay by Andrzej Kijowski, music by Krzysztof Penderecki and Stanisław Radwan; cinematography by Mieczysław Jahoda, set design by Jerzy Skarżyński and Tadeusz Kosarewicz. Starring: Jan Kreczmar and Zbigniew Cybulski. Running time 80 minutes

Thursday 29 August 2024

“Sanatorium pod klepsydrą” 1973 – a Polish psychological drama based on the short stories of Bruno Schulz, written and directed by Jerzy Wojciech Has, music by Jerzy Maksymiuk, cinematography by Witold Sobociński, set design by Jerzy Skarżyński and Andrzej Płocki. Starring Jan Nowicki, Tadeusz Kondrat, Irena Orska and Gustaw Holoubek. Running time 119 minutes

Tuesday 3 September 2024 –

“Pianista” 2002 – a war drama, a French-German-Polish-British co-production, directed by Roman Polański; an adaptation of the autobiography of the pianist and composer of Jewish origin Władysław Szpilman; screenplay by Ronald Harwood; cinematography by Paweł Edelman, music by Wojciech Kilar, set design by Allan Starski. Starring: Adrien Brody, Thomas Kretschmann and Emilia Fox. Running time 148 minutes

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Tuesday 23 August. Szklanych Domów 13. “Poszukiwany, poszukiwana” (“Wanted”) is a Polish film comedy from 1972, directed by Stanisław Bareja, written by St. Bareja and Jacek Federowicz, with music by Jerzy Matuszkiewicz and cinematography by Jan Laskowski. Lead role: Wojciech Pokora. It premiered on 22 April 1973. Wojciech Pokora stars in the leading role. Running time: 83 min. Stanisław Maria Rochowicz (Wojciech Pokora), a museum employee and art historian, is wrongly accused of stealing a painting by Bogdan Adamiec (Adam Mularczyk). The alleged thief faces 5 years in prison. Terrified at the prospect, he decides to hide in women's clothing until he has painted a copy of the stolen canvas and can slip it back unnoticed. He takes a job as a housekeeper called “Marysia”, but has no luck with his employers. Despite initial difficulties in the new profession, “Marysia” begins to discover the charms of the work. It also turns out that she earns more than as a Master of Art History. The film is a satire on social phenomena in Poland at the turn of the 1960s and 1970s[1].

You are warmly invited!
Free admission!
In front of Kredens pod Oknami! If it rains, indoors!

Saturday, 20 August: "Małżeństwo z rozsądku" ("A Marriage of Convenience"), 1966, directed by Stanisław Bareja, screenplay by Krzysztof Gruszczyński, music: Jerzy Matuszkiewicz, cinematography: Krzysztof Kądziołka, running time 90 min

Starring: Daniel Olbrychski, Elżbieta Czyżewska, Bohdan Łazuka, Hanka Bielicka, Bogumił Kobiela

Joanna's parents run a market stall selling clothes. The large, hidden income, however, does not let them sleep peacefully, as they fear the consequences from the state. For this reason they try to get their daughter to marry an artist-painter or become an artist herself, since only such a profession in the People's Republic allowed uncontrolled income.

We warmly invite you! In good weather in front of Kredens pod Oknami at 8:45 pm. If it rains, the screening will be in our club! Neighbourhood film meetings!

Tuesday 16 August

“Żona dla Australijczyka” (A Wife for an Australian), 1963 – directed by Stanisław Bareja, screenplay by Roman Niewiarowicz and Hieronim Przybył, music by Tadeusz Suchocki and Tadeusz Sygietyński, cinematography by Kazimierz Konrad; starring Elżbieta Czyżewska, Wiesław Gołas, Mieczysław Czechowicz, Edward Dziewoński and others; running time 92 minutes

Robert, a farmer of Polish origin from Australia, comes to Poland for 3 days to find himself a wife and, while he is at it, to visit his cousin, Captain Klement. He does not find him at home, but stays in his villa. With the help of the journalist Michał Żelazkiewicz, who had earlier handed him the keys to it, he ends up at a concert of the Mazowsze ensemble and notices Hanka Rębowska, one of the dancers. He falls in love with her at once and by various means tries to persuade her to marry him and leave Poland.

Dear Neighbours! Dear Guests! We invite you to a film evening together! Today, one of Stanisław Bareja’s first films, made in 1961

– a crime film!

In front of “Kredens pod Oknami”, 13 Szklanych Domów Street, in Warsaw’s Praga-Południe. Free admission. If it rains, the screening will take place in the club. You are warmly invited!

“Dotknięcie nocy” (The Touch of Night) is a Polish black-and-white crime film from 1961 directed by Stanisław Bareja. It is the second film in this director’s career. Screenplay by Aleksander Ścibor-Rylski, music by Adam Walaciński, cinematography by Jan Janczewski. Running time 88 minutes. The story takes place in a provincial town. The photographer Jacenko longs to escape his grey reality. To fulfil his dreams he plans a robbery of the bank convoy carrying wages to the local industrial plant. Starring: Jerzy Kozakiewicz, Elżbieta Kępińska, Hanna Zembrzuska, Wiesław Gołas, Wanda Łuczycka, Kazimierz Dejunowicz, Aleksander Dzwonkowski, Stefan Śródka, Kazimierz Wichniarz and others.

Programme of courtyard meetings with Polish film and programmes from the archives of TVP and WFDiF, "Klatka po Klatce" ("Frame by Frame"), second edition. 12.08 – 31.08.2021.

Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. Part two of the season.

On rainy days at Kredens pod Oknami, Szklanych Domów 13. On sunny days, screenings at Szklanych Domów 9a

12.08. Thursday, 8:30 pm. "Gdzie jest Trzeci Król" ("Where Is the Third King") /Polish film, 1967/

The screenplay was based on the novel by Kazimierz Kwaśniewski (another pen name of Maciej Słomczyński, that is Joe Alex), "Gdzie jest Trzeci Król?" (Warsaw 1966). Filming took place in the interiors of the castle in Kórnik. Commissioner Didot of Interpol arrives in Poland, charged with breaking up the "Syndicate" – an international gang of art thieves led by one Gruber. The criminals' next target is to be a valuable painting of a medieval ruler kept in the museum in Bory. Captain Stefan Berent and Lieutenant Katarzyna Rogalska of the Citizens' Militia headquarters go there incognito, with the task of swapping the painting for a copy to protect it from theft. Art historian Professor Gawroński arrives with them. At the museum they meet the six people currently working there: the curator Janas, his deputy Wilczkiewicz, the secretary Wanda and three conservators. Starring Andrzej Łapicki. Running time: 1 h 19 min

14.08. Saturday, 8:30 pm. "NOS" ("The Nose") / Polish film novella, 1971 / An adaptation of the well-known novella by Nikolai Gogol.

The hero of this story, full of amusing as well as thought-provoking paradoxes, is a collegiate assessor who arrives in the capital to win a wealthy wife and a high position in the official hierarchy. Russia in the time of the author of "Dead Souls" was a true "society of uniforms", in which a person's worth was decided by their place on the civil-service ladder. This cult of rank, however, becomes the cause of the hero's misfortunes, as at one point he loses... his nose. Branded with the stigma of being different, he can no longer dream of promotion in a uniformed world. To make matters worse, the nose begins, as it were, to live a life of its own and becomes... a state councillor. Which is far, far more than a poor collegiate assessor. Starring Zdzisław Maklakiewicz. Screenplay and direction: Stanisław Lenartowicz. Running time: 26 minutes

"ODWIEDZINY O ZMIERZCHU" ("Visit at Dusk") based on a short story by Tadeusz Rittner / Polish film novella, 1966 / The action of this tale, not without a certain spice of manners, is set at the end of the 19th century. Its characters are a beautiful lady, her lover, an old aristocrat, a servant and a mysterious man in black. The lady is bored by the side of her lover, an old aristocrat who has already become tiresome to her. A man in mourning appears by chance at her house. Heartbroken after the death of his wife, absent in spirit, he has mistaken the door. The lady decides to console him in his misfortune. Screenplay and direction: Jan Rybkowski. Starring Kalina Jędrusik and Gustaw Holoubek. Running time: 27 minutes.

MIKS 1. Entertainment magazine – Kabaret z Lamusa /1963/ Ballads, memories, lyrical jokes. The first black-and-white entertainment programmes directed by Olga Lipińska: ballads, memories, lyrical jokes, songs. Performers include Alina Janowska, Wojciech Pokora, Kalina Jędrusik, Jan Kobuszewski, Tadeusz Pluciński, Zofia Merle, Barbara Wrzesińska and others. Running time: 40 min

17.08 Tuesday, 8:30 pm. "SCENY Z życia Holly Golightly" ("Scenes from the Life of Holly Golightly") based on Truman Capote (Breakfast at Tiffany's, TV Theatre 1971). A psychological study of a young American woman, Holly Golightly. Her image embodies the psyche and mentality of a woman freed from bourgeois limitations and prejudices. Holly knows the value of the world, the weight of a bank account and of luxury, and at the same time, in her immense, naive honesty and carefreeness, tries to put into practice the principle of loyalty in her dealings with an alien and ruthless environment. Screenplay: Stanisław Dygat. Direction: Kazimierz Kutz. Starring Kalina Jędrusik and Marian Opania. Running time: 1 h 15 min.

19.08. Thursday, 8:30 pm. "Idziemy do wujka" ("We're Going to Uncle's") by Jerzy Zawieyski. TV Theatre, 1989. Klemens lives with his beloved Paulina in a remote place. He constantly fears that some stranger will disturb his quiet and peaceful life. One day a young man, Izydor-Horacy, comes to Klemens with his wife. He claims that Klemens is his uncle, whom he has been looking for in order to live with him. During the Second World War the uncle was a division commander – a heroic role model for many young people. But Klemens does not admit to having a nephew. He does not want to be an object of a young man's adulation, because he has become a frightened, embittered man. He has lost trust in people and faith in life and in the ideals he once proclaimed. Direction: Zdzisław Wardejn. Starring Henryk Bista and Kalina Jędrusik. Running time: 67 minutes

21.08 Saturday, 8:15 pm. "LALKA" ("The Doll") based on the novel by Bolesław Prus. Feature film by W. J. Has (1968). An adaptation of the novel by Bolesław Prus. The story of the wealthy Warsaw merchant Stanisław Wokulski and his love for the beautiful but impoverished aristocrat Izabela Łęcka. To this destructive feeling Wokulski subordinates his business interests, entering into arrangements with aristocratic families that are unfavourable to himself, wanting to help his beloved indirectly… /www.filmpolski.pl/ Adaptation, screenplay and direction: Jerzy Wojciech Has. Starring Mariusz Dmochowski, Tadeusz Fijewski, Beata Tyszkiewicz. Running time: 2 h 30 min.

24.08. Tuesday, 8:15 pm. "Jutro premiera" ("Premiere Tomorrow") based on the play "Trzeci dzwonek" ("The Third Bell") by J. Jurandot (1962). A beginner playwright, Zenon Wiewiórski, is trying to get the "Studio" Theatre to stage his play, entitled "Trzeci dzwonek". He comes to the theatre and waits patiently in the foyer for the director, who two weeks earlier promised to read the work. On stage the dress rehearsal of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" is under way, with the outstanding actress Janina Radwańska in the cast. During a short conversation in the break, the director, Zakrzewski, praises Wiewiórski's play and announces that it will be staged. Radwańska, who wants to play the lead, also speaks flatteringly of the text. Direction: Janusz Morgenstern. Starring Gustaw Holoubek, Irena Malkiewicz, Kalina Jędrusik, Wieńczysław Gliński, Barbara Krafftówna

26.08. Thursday, 8:15 pm. "Lekarstwo na miłość" ("A Cure for Love") based on Joanna Chmielewska (1966). A sensational comedy of manners built on a formula of wrong telephone numbers. Joanna, a young Varsovian, loves Janusz without being loved in return. By chance she is drawn into an affair involving banknote forgers, who kidnap her. The head of the gang turns out to be Janusz, and the mysterious Andrzej a captain of the Citizens' Militia. He will become her "cure for love". Direction: Jan Batory. Starring Kalina Jędrusik, Krystyna Sienkiewicz, Wieńczysław Gliński, Andrzej Łapicki. The film song "Witamina M" ("Vitamin M"), with music by Jan Matuszkiewicz and words by Z. Zeppert, is sung by B. Czyżewski. Running time: 1 h 35 min

28.08. Saturday, 8:15 pm. "JOWITA" based on a screenplay by Tadeusz Konwicki (1967). At a fancy-dress ball Marek meets the mysterious Jowita and falls under her charm. When the girl disappears without a word, the hero decides to find her. Award for direction at the San Sebastián festival. State Prize, 3rd class, for the director. A contemporary existential drama, a screen adaptation of the novel by Stanisław Dygat entitled "Disneyland". The hero, a talented athlete, does not know what he wants to do in life. He achieves sporting success but draws no satisfaction from it. He lives in the dream of a great love, as he deludes himself that genuinely experienced passion will allow him to find himself. Starring Daniel Olbrychski, Barbara Kwiatkowska, Zbigniew Cybulski, Kalina Jędrusik, Ignacy Gogolewski. Running time: 1 h 31 min

31.08. Tuesday. "KALINA", directed and produced by Jan Sosiński and Zbigniew Dzięgiel. A film story about Kalina Jędrusik, made from surviving radio interviews and archive materials. Made in the year of the Artist's death (07.08.1991). Running time: 57 minutes.

Please follow the current recommendations of the Prime Minister's Office and the Sanitary Inspectorate relating to the Covid-19 epidemic. Free admission.

Dear Friends!
Tomasz Kucharski, Mayor
of the Praga-Południe District of the Capital City of Warsaw,

the “Szaserów” Housing Cooperative, together with the Piwnica Poetycka ENS Foundation, invite you to:

The opening of a photography exhibition organised in cooperation with the Kalina Jędrusik Art Foundation “Kalinowe Serce”, entitled:

Kalina mniej znana (Kalina Less Known)
The opening inaugurates the courtyard screenings of the summer cinema “Klatka po Klatce II”.
Neighbourhood meetings WITH FILM and a Film Discussion Club in Kredens pod Oknami

The second edition of our courtyard cinema is dedicated to the outstanding actress and singer Kalina Jędrusik, in the year marking the 30th anniversary of the Artist’s sudden death.

We will publish a detailed calendar of screenings in June. We will begin the summer evening screenings of our courtyard cinema on Kalina’s name day, that is, on 11 July.

Our whole artistic summer, including the meetings with the guests of "Kredens", is dedicated to Kalina Jędrusik.

So let us begin!

Saturday 22 May 2021, 6:30 pm, in “Kredens pod Oknami”, Szklanych Domów 13. Free admission. Please follow the epidemiological guidelines.

The exhibition opening will begin after the meeting with our wonderful guest Remigiusz Grzela, author of the book about the story of the relationship between Kalina Jędrusik and Stanisław Dygat, "Z kim tak ci będzie źle jak ze mną". While the Author signs his books for readers, we will invite people to view the exhibition five at a time, in turns. During the opening you will also be able to taste "sałatka kalinowa" (Kalina’s salad) and buy a calendar with Kalina Jędrusik, which is a "cegiełka" (a charity brick) for "Kalinowe Serce" in Żoliborz. The minimum price of the "cegiełka" is 50 zł.

We warmly invite you and ask you to pass the information about our events on to people who do not use the internet!

We warmly invite you to a film September at Plac Pod Dębami. Screenings 13–22 September 2020, 7:30 pm. Because of the epidemic, meetings are not taking place in our neighbourhood club Kredens pod Oknami. However, our MAL activities continue and we are making the space available to everyone who would like to use it. The MAL projects are co-financed by the Capital City of Warsaw. So we remind you that you are welcome to use our space, which we make available as part of the Local Activity Centre by prior arrangement. Because of the unusual and difficult time of the epidemic, we accept individual requests and suggestions of days and times. Contact us by message on Facebook

The programme of the review is below in the official information.
Tomasz Kucharski, Mayor
of the Praga-Południe District of the Capital City of Warsaw,
the “Szaserów” Housing Cooperative, together with
the Piwnica Poetycka ENS Foundation, invite you to:
Courtyard meetings with film entitled:
“Klatka po Klatce”
that is,
the inauguration of the Neighbourhood Film Discussion Club
Edition I – “Polish School”

Carried out in cooperation with the National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute and the Documentary and Feature Film Studio in Warsaw

Screenings 13–22 SEPTEMBER 2020, 7:30 pm
Plac pod Dębami, ul. Szklanych Domów 9a
Free admission
Please bring warm clothes and blankets
The films were digitally restored as part of the project:

“Conservation and digitisation of pre-war feature films at the National Film Archive in Warsaw”, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund under Priority XI “Culture and cultural heritage” of the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme.

Programme of the courtyard meetings with film “Klatka po Klatce”
“Plac pod dębami”, ul. Szklanych Domów 13, free admission

13.09, 7:30 pm: Polonia Restituta /1928/ – the first silent Polish documentary film, with a musical accompaniment added. The content of the film refers to the struggles for Poland’s independence in 1917–1920. Running time 52 minutes

14.09, 7:30 pm: Sportowiec mimo woli /1939/40 – a black-and-white Polish feature film directed by Mieczysław Krawicz. A comedy of errors starring the stars of pre-war Polish cinema – Adolf Dymsza, Aleksander Żabczyński and Ina Benita. Running time 78 minutes

15.09, 7:30 pm: Zakazane piosenki /1947/ – a Polish musical feature film directed by Leonard Buczkowski from a screenplay by Ludwik Starski. It commemorates the anti-German and partisan musical output of the Second World War, while presenting in episodes the history of the German occupation. Starring Danuta Szaflarska and Jerzy Duszyński. Running time 97 minutes

16.09, 7:30 pm: Ostatni dzień lata /1958/ – Tadeusz Konwicki’s debut film shows the fates of two people who meet on a beach – a young man, played by Jan Machulski, and a mature woman, played by Irena Laskowska. The boy has feelings for the woman, who still remembers her fiancé, a pilot living in exile in Great Britain. Running time 59 minutes

17.09, 7:30 pm: Pociąg /1959/ – a Polish black-and-white feature film directed by Jerzy Kawalerowicz. The film follows the fates of the passengers of a night train travelling from Warsaw to Hel, focusing on two people: the meteorologist Marta, played by Lucyna Winnicka, and the surgeon Jerzy, played by Leon Niemczyk, who by a twist of fate find themselves in the same railway compartment. At the same time the militia are searching for an escaped murderer, who has reserved a ticket in the same compartment. Running time: 93 minutes

18.09, 7:30 pm: Niewinni czarodzieje /1960/ – a Polish black-and-white feature film directed by Andrzej Wajda with music by Krzysztof Komeda, with a screenplay by Jerzy Andrzejewski and Jerzy Skolimowski. The hero of the film is a young doctor, Bazyli, played by Tadeusz Łomnicki, who strikes up a casual acquaintance with Pelagia, played by Krystyna Stypułkowska. Running time: 87 minutes

19.09, 7:30 pm: Matka Joanna od Aniołów /1961/ – a Polish black-and-white feature film directed by Andrzej Wajda, with a screenplay by Jerzy Andrzejewski and Jerzy Skolimowski. The hero of the film is a young doctor, Bazyli, played by Tadeusz Łomnicki, who strikes up a casual acquaintance with Pelagia, played by Krystyna Stypułkowska. Running time: 103 minutes

20.09, 7:30 pm: Jak być kochaną /1962/ – a Polish psychological melodrama directed by Wojciech Jerzy Has, based on the short story of the same title by Kazimierz Brandys. The subject of the film is the fate of the actress Felicja, played by Barbara Krafftówna, who recalls the time of the German occupation of Polish lands, when she had to shield the actor Wiktor Rawicz, played by Zbigniew Cybulski, from capture. Running time: 97 minutes

21.09, 7:30 pm: Prawo i pięść /1964/ – a Polish feature film made by Jerzy Hoffman and Edward Skórzewski, based on Józef Hen’s novel “Toast”. The musical theme of the film was the song “Nim wstanie dzień”, sung by Edmund Fetting, with words by Agnieszka Osiecka and music by Krzysztof Komeda. Running time 92 minutes

22.09, 7:30 pm: Panny z Wilka /1979/ – a Polish-French psychological film directed by Andrzej Wajda, an adaptation of the 1932 short story of the same title by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz. Starring: Daniel Olbrychski, Anna Seniuk, Maja Komorowska, Stanisława Celińska and Krystyna Zachwatowicz. Running time 111 minutes

Project partners: YAMAHA Polska, Pasja music shop, VEOLIA S.A.