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For many years Special Screenings<\/strong> have been organized at Camerimage<\/strong>. This section presents the most interesting out-of-competition productions from all over the world and is always one of the most attractive at the Festival.\u00a0<\/div>\n
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Barney Panofsky is not a particularly nice guy, unless you give him something to drink and a good cigar to smoke, though it is entirely possible that it will make him even more unpleasant. Barney has not achieved anything memorable in his life. He did not enjoy success as a TV producer because of his lack of talent and good taste. He could not make any of his three wives stay with him, although they all loved him for some reason at one point or another. Because of his behaviour, he did not make many friends, and his best pal was a drug addict who died in mysterious circumstances. One could even say that the protagonist of Barney\u2019s Version<\/em><\/span>is a kind of loser who has tried his whole life to make something worth being excited about, but has always been his greatest enemy in doing so. The film is narrated by the old Barney, who reminisces about his life, and because the guy clearly has a talent for telling stories about his own failures, it is difficult not to empathise with the character in them.
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Polish title: \u015awiat wed\u0142ug Barneya<\/strong>
Director: Richard J. Lewis<\/strong>
Cinematographer: Guy Dufaux
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The Birth of a Nation<\/em><\/span> is partially based on real events, partially dramatized \u2013 the tale of the two-day rebellion by black slaves led by Nat Turner that ended in the slaughter of both the guilty and the innocent. At the same time, it was the first decisive signal to white plantation owners that America was ready for a change. Thirty years later, this fact was confirmed by the Civil War. The film narrates the story of Turner\u2019s life; his birth, growing up with the Bible in his hand, and gradual assumption of the responsibility for leading the angry, degraded, tortured, raped people who could no live longer as slaves. A century after D. W. Griffith\u2019s controversial The Birth of a Nation<\/em><\/span>, in which black Americans were still treated as subhuman, the new The Birth of a Nation<\/em><\/span> takes up the perspective of those whose voices were ignored for too long. The film brings back to light the memory of an event that was important to the creation of America\u2019s national identity, but that has largely been forgotten.
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Polish title: Narodziny narodu<\/strong>
Director: Nate Parker<\/strong>
Cinematographer: Elliot Davis
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Produced by: Phantom Four, Bron Studios, Mandalay Pictures, Tiny Giant Entertainment, Creative Wealth Media Finance, Argent Pictures, Follow Through Productions, Hit 55 Ventures, Infinity United Entertainment, Juniper Productions, Novofam Productions, Oster Media, Point Made Films<\/strong><\/span><\/div>\n
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New York, the 1930s. Bobby is a young and naive dreamer who imagines his life as something more than just a series of predictable years in the Bronx, devoid of any excitement. He therefore follows his heart and goes to the only place in America in which dreams supposedly do come true every single day \u2013 Hollywood. However, Bobby has the advantage of having an uncle who is an agent for the biggest stars, so he soon begins to swiftly climb the film industry\u2019s ladder. At the same time he falls in love with a girl, beautiful yet already disillusioned with Hollywood\u2019s glamour, who makes him see things in a new light. However, before Bobby understands who he really is and how he would actually like his life to be, he will experience firsthand that not all dreams should be fulfilled and that, indeed, all is fair in love. Caf\u00e9 Society<\/em><\/span> is a bittersweet tale of becoming an adult in a world full of illusions, and of the illusions of becoming an adult.
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Polish title: \u015amietanka towarzyska<\/strong>
Director: Woody Allen<\/strong>
Cinematographer: Vittorio Storaro
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Deepwater Horizon<\/em><\/span> is a true story of the events leading to the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig and the subsequent oil spill (the largest in the history of the United States) in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. However, rather than narrating the effects of the ecological disaster, the film focuses on the rig workers who were forced to fight for their survival in a trap of extreme proportions, surrounded by millions of tons of water, all while struggling with mud, fire, and oil. The external conditions make it impossible for the rescue team to get there on time. The survivors, over a hundred people led by Mike Williams, make a desperate attempt to escape from the red-hot prison and return safely to their families. But the situation is getting worse by the minute. A riveting disaster movie that begins by bringing the audience closer to the oil rig workers, depicting the hardships of their everyday lives, only to throw them into the middle of a fiery hell.
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Polish title: \u017bywio\u0142. Deepwater Horizon<\/strong>
Director: <\/strong>Peter Berg<\/strong>
Cinematographer: Enrique Chediak
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Killing Jesus
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The film adaptation of a book by Bill O\u2019Reilly, the popular journalist and television host professionally known for his work on Fox News. It tells the story of the birth, life, and death of Jesus Christ by focusing on the cultural clashes and the difficult political relations between the Roman authorities and Jewish patriarchs. The film makes a conscious effort to concentrate on the social and historical background of the familiar tale, as well as on depicting Jesus more as a human preacher bringing the message of love and forgiveness in times in which there was too little of them. The result is that Christ\u2019s image differs from the one shown in the most notable religious film productions. Regardless of what the viewer\u2019s faith is \u2013 whether you are deeply religious, a hard-core atheist, or you would like to believe but cannot find a reason to \u2013 Killing Jesus<\/em><\/span> is one of those films which will always provoke a debate.
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Polish title: Zabi\u0107 Jezusa<\/strong>
Director: Chris Menaul<\/strong>
Cinematographer: Ousama Rami
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Tom Sherbourne returns to his native Australia, shell-shocked after what he had to endure in the trenches of World War I. He desperately seeks a job of silence and tranquillity, so he agrees to keep tend a lighthouse on the island of Janus Rock, supplied only once every couple of months by a small ship. Before Tom gets to his asylum on the edge of the human world, he falls in love with the young and spontaneous Isabel. Some time later they get married and begin to build their new life around the lighthouse and the adjacent house. They live by the rhythm of the tides, though still subject to personal tragedies, until the day they find a boat washed ashore containing a man\u2019s dead body and a barely alive infant. They decide to keep the baby and not to reveal the truth to anyone. The Light Between Oceans<\/em><\/span> is a poignant melodrama about making decisions and accepting their consequences, and a universal tale of the desires, joys, and weaknesses that fill human hearts.
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Polish title: \u015awiat\u0142o mi\u0119dzy oceanami<\/strong>
Director: Derek Cianfrance<\/strong>
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Secret agents, government conspiracies, accidental murders, doppelg\u00e4ngers of dead wives, huge talking insects, creepy typewriters, and many other things that exist in the mind of an exterminator who has overdosed on insect powder and lost the ability to differentiate between reality and the creation of his tainted imagination. But what if William Lee really has experienced all of this, but has been made a scapegoat by the people from the mysterious Interzone who do not want the world to know of their existence? This hallucinogenic, meta-textual, narratively elaborate, often loose on cause-and-effect relations, film adaptation of the cult novel by William S. Burroughs was considered unfilmable. This is a tale of a drug-induced flow of creativity and a narcotic haze blurring the distinction between reality and nightmare. A unique journey into the mouth of madness, as well as one of the films you do not have to understand to lose yourself in \u2013 or to be afraid of.
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Polish title: Nagi lunch<\/strong>
Director: David Cronenberg<\/strong>
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A group of astronauts leave the Earth with the hope of starting a new civilisation on some distant planet, free from the problems and faulty systems of the one they decided to escape. They are successful in their endeavour, at least in the beginning. Yet, as their children grow up, the endless cycle begins anew. The last of the astronauts dies, aware that the shipmates\u2019 ideals have failed. Some time after, the planet is visited by another man from the Earth. He is almost instantly announced as the messiah who will bring an end to the slavery of humans to the planet\u2019s native inhabitants. Only the viewer is able to appreciate the bitter irony of it all. On the Silver Globe<\/em><\/span> is a visionary Polish science-fiction film which was never finished in the way the director wanted it to be due to the political climate in the country at the time. Today, it can be experienced in a version that has some scenes shot eleven years after the production halted, emphasising the uniqueness of the whole project.<\/span><\/div>\n
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Director: Andrzej \u017bu\u0142awski<\/strong>
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Every bus driver can become a poet, if only they have enough talent and strong will, but not every poet can become a bus driver. Paterson, the main character of Paterson<\/em><\/span>, a drama set in the small American town of… Paterson, is actually both. Driving through the sleepy streets, he observes the people he passes by, as well as his bus\u2019s passengers, only to fill blank pages with poems that begin to emerge in his head later on. All of this enables him to keep the desired rhythm to his life, one of numerous daily routines along with an occasional surprise. The latter comes mainly in the form of his energetic and creative wife, who would like to do many things at the same time, but ultimately can\u2019t stick to any of them. The film\u2019s narrative takes the viewer to a world of normal people with normal problems, and will not make friends with viewers looking for action and snappy dialogue, though it can inspire you to stop for a while, take a look around, and appreciate the beauty of the surrounding world.
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Polish title: Paterson<\/strong>
Director: Jim Jarmusch<\/strong>
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Due to a series of tragic events, Hank finds himself stranded on a desert island. When he loses all hope of being rescued, he decides to hang himself, but just before he finishes the act he notices a young man\u2019s corpse lying on the beach. A corpse, one might add, that is moving around due to spasms caused by intestinal gases. What can Hank do in such an absurd, dead-end situation? He throws away his provisional gallows, takes the farting corpse out to open sea, and rides it, like an amazing water scooter, to the mainland. Strange? That is only the beginning of the surrealistic odyssey during which Hank and Manny \u2013 seeing as the colder of the mismatched duo ultimately begins to talk, and quite sensibly at times \u2013 experience many exciting adventures, while learning that a human body can become a multifunctional tool for a survivor\u2019s everyday needs. Despite all of the madness that happens on screen, Swiss Army Man<\/em><\/span> is a surprisingly deep film about the frailty of human nature.
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