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KULEJ. ALL THAT GLITTERS ISN\u2019T GOLD<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The story of Jerzy and Helena Kulej, the most vibrant married couple of the 1960s in Poland. He was a legendary boxer, a two-time European and eight-time Polish champion, the only Polish boxer to have won two Olympic golds, and although he never suffered a knock-out in the ring, he collapsed many times in his private life. She was a strong woman, always there by his side, who refused to stay in his shadow forever. The film focuses on the 1964-68 period when Jerzy Kulej won gold at the Olympic Games in Tokyo only to repeat that feat in Mexico. It\u2019s a multifaceted story of the sportsman\u2019s successes on the ring and the colours of the era, but also a tale of the turbulent fate of the marriage where great love was put to the test while trying to tackle a great success.<\/p>\n Original title:<\/strong> Kulej. Dwie strony medalu <\/p>\n MINGHUN<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Jurek and his father-in-law Ben confront the loss of a loved one and decide to perform the so-called minghun, a Chinese ritual of posthumous marriage. The protagonists set off on an emotional journey to find the perfect partner for eternity. The collision of disparate cultures is meant to help make both the film characters and the viewers realize that no matter what our background is, we all belong to one human family. Minghun<\/em> is a story about hope, love and the search for the meaning of life and what comes after.<\/p>\n Director:<\/strong> Jan P. Matuszy\u0144ski <\/p>\n SCARBORN<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n In the spring of 1794, a historical figure and real-life hero General Tadeusz ‘Kos’ Kosciuszko, who played a significant role in the history of both Poland and the United States, returns to his homeland to ignite a rebellion against Russian oppression. Accompanied by his loyal friend Domingo, Kosciuszko evades a ruthless Russian captain and crosses paths with Ignac, a young peasant with dreams of claiming his noble birthright. Thrust into a whirlwind of danger and destiny, Ignac must choose between his personal quest and the greater cause of freedom. In this gripping tale of courage and camaraderie, the fate of a nation hangs in the balance.<\/p>\n Original title: <\/strong>Kos <\/p>\n TRAVEL ESSENTIALS<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n A story about an unexpected road trip to their hometown which enables two women to confront their childhood traumas and build themselves anew. Ada, a pregnant American journalist of Polish descent, is struggling to find herself in the new reality in Hamburg. One day she receives an autobiographical book about a childhood trauma, with a personalised dedication. The mysterious sender turns out to be Roksana, her childhood friend. Ada decides to go with Roksana to their hometown to describe her friend\u2019s gripping story. Once they get to Poland, nothing is what it seems, and Roksana\u2019s mother, who has no intention of confessing her past guilt, adds fuel to the fire. She is determined to guard the past: whatever happened, will never see the light of the day.<\/p>\n Original title:<\/strong> Rzeczy Niezb\u0119dne <\/p>\n UNDER THE GREY SKY<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Belarus, 2020. Mass protests follow the elections rigged by Lukashenko. Anti-regime journalist Lena livestreams the brutal crackdown of a peaceful demonstration and is tracked down by a police drone. Nevertheless, she continues the broadcast and is arrested. Lena\u2019s husband, Ilya, prepares an emergency evacuation abroad, but the system has no intention of letting her go. Lena and Ilya must face unbearable choices in an attempt to survive and remain true to themselves, as the regime is determined to break them both. The film is inspired by the true story of Belarusian journalists Igor Ilyash and Katsiaryna Andreyeva, who was arrested in November 2020.<\/p>\n Original title: <\/strong>Pod Szarym Niebem <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/archive.camerimage.pl\/assets\/uploads\/2024\/10\/Kulej_still01.jpg\")
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\nDirector:<\/strong> Xawery \u017bu\u0142awski
\nCinematographer:<\/strong> Marian Prokop
\nProduced by:<\/strong> Watchout Studio
\nPolish distributor:<\/strong> Next Film
\nCountry and year:<\/strong> Poland, 2024<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nCinematographer:<\/strong> Kacper Fertacz
\nProduced by:<\/strong> Wonder Films
\nPolish distributor:<\/strong> Kino \u015awiat
\nCountry and year:<\/strong> Poland, 2024<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDirector:<\/strong> Pawe\u0142 Ma\u015blona
\nCinematographer:<\/strong> Piotr Soboci\u0144ski Jr
\nProduced by:<\/strong> Aurum Film,\u00a0Bodzak Hickinbotham Walter
\nPolish distributor:<\/strong> TVP Dystrybucja Kinowa
\nCountry and year:<\/strong> Poland, 2023<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDirector:<\/strong> Kamila Tarabura
\nCinematographer:<\/strong> Tomasz Naumiuk
\nProduced by:<\/strong> ATM Grupa, RIVA Film
\nPolish distributor:<\/strong> Kino \u015awiat
\nCountry and year:<\/strong> Poland, Germany 2024<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDirector:<\/strong> Mara Tamkovich
\nCinematographer:<\/strong> Krzysztof Trela
\nProduced by:<\/strong> Media Corporation
\nCountry and year:<\/strong> Poland, 2024<\/p>\n