Next Thursday, March 15, we invite you to the second screening of the 10th edition of Polish Cinema for Beginners, in the New Horizons Cinema. Our second film, presented during the “family” season, will be “Reverse” by Borys Lankosz – the best Polish film in 2009, awarded Grand Prix at the Gdynia Film Festival and the Eagle of Polish Film Academy.

Set in the 1950s, Reverse tells the story of Sabina (Agata Buzek) – a modest employee of a publishing house, a "grey mouse", who her mother (Krystyna Janda) and grandmother (Anna Polony) unsuccessfully try to wed. All of the sudden, a handsome, although dark, man (Marcin Dorociński) turns up in her life and his presence starts a series of surprising events. Borys Lankosz’s black comedy, depicting three generations of Polish women, tells a lot about the horrors of the Stalinist era, but a bit about modern times as well.

Trailer of “Reverse”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7noe5w1xCkw

Our guest, during the second screening of this spring edition of Polish Cinema for Beginners called “FAMILY MATTERS”, will be Malwina Tuchendler, a multicultural
educator and translator, currently working for the Bente Kahan Foundation and Chidusz magazine. The meeting will be led by Adam Kruk – film critic, journalist and
expert, winner of the Krzysztof Mętrak Grand Prix and member of FIPRESCI, author of PCfB programme.

The screening of “Reverse” will take place on the March 15 at 7:30 pm in the New Horizons Cinema. Tickets can be purchased before the screenings at the ticket offices and at KinoNH.pl website. More information about the project can be found at: PolishCinema.com.pl and facebook.com/PolishCinema. You are invited to the Polish Cinema for Beginners by the Wrocław Film Foundation.

See you at the cinema!