On Friday, March 7, the nationwide distribution of films with original narratives will begin in study cinemas throughout Poland. At the beginning, the audience will watch the Luna cinema “It’s just rock”. After the film there will be a meeting with the participation of the director, Paweł Karpiński and Dorota Masłowska, the author of the narrative for the film.
On the same day (March 7) “It’s just rock” You will be able to see in Warsaw’s Kinoteka and in the Poznań Rialto cinema, and in the following days also in Krakow, Szczecin, Katowice and Bialystok.
The distribution of films with original narratives is the result of cooperation between the Studio Cinema Association and the Correlations Festival. The productions are shown in an innovative formula – the plot is accompanied by a comment created by the creators invited to the project.
“This is a kind of subjective guiding around the film, interpreting it in a free, often emotional way, so that everyone – also people with visual or hearing limitations – watch the film through the eyes of the narrator” – he explains Piotr Krzykwa, director of the Correlations festival.
Tournée is also a great opportunity to see Polish films from the 1960s, 70s or 80s on the big screen.
“Author’s narratives allow you to read the film works again, through the prism of contemporary culture and often other standards, but always with humor and a certain dose of nostalgia. We strongly believe that the shows will again arouse fashion in the viewers on the often old -school cinema and will be an opportunity to delve into the history of Polish cinematography,” he says Marlena Gabryszewska, president of the Association of Studio Cinemas.
The screening of the film by Paweł Karpiński, the director of the series “Klan” or “In the maze”, will also be part of the re -opening days of the opening of the Warsaw cinema Luna. The narrative of Dorota Masłowska will lead the audience through the meanders of the Polish rock scene of the 1980s – the film includes Lady Pank, deserter or closed unit.
“For us, this show will be a kind of buckle of the non -existence of Luna’s cinema, because one of the last shows that took place in this cinema before the closure, in June 2024, was ‘Wilczyca’ with the narrative of Dorota Masłowska, who, by the way, enjoyed great interest” – he adds Marlena Gabryszewska.
Correlations festival in studio cinemas
Six Polish films will go to the distribution, enriched with comments from Dorota Masłowska, Artur Andrus, Filip Zawada and Agnieszka Wolny-Hamkało, including 4 premieres from last year’s Correlations festival, and a set of black and white films (including the Lumière brothers) with the narratives of Bartek Kędzierski, director and screenwriter of the series “Włatcy Much”. You will also be able to watch on the big screen also “Wolf” Marek Piestrak in the interpretation of Dorota Masłowska and “You have to kill this love” Janusz Morgenstern with the narrative of Agnieszka Wolny-Hamkało.
“It’s just a rock“, dir. Paweł Karpiński, 1983
Author’s narrative: Dorota Masłowska
“Thin and others“, dir. Henryk Kluba, 1966
Author’s narrative: Artur Andrus / premiere
“Walkover“, dir. Jerzy Skolimowski, 1965
Author’s narrative: Filip Zawada / premiere
“March almonds“, dir. Radosław Piwowarski, 1989
Author’s narrative: Agnieszka Wolny-Hamkało
“Wolf“, dir. Marek Piestrak, 1982
Author’s narrative: Dorota Masłowska
“You have to kill this love“, dir. Janusz Morgenstern, 1972
Author’s narrative: Agnieszka Wolny-Hamkało
“Włatcy móch in the cinema”, silent cinema from 1895-1908; A set of short films, including the works of the Lumière brothers
Author’s narrative: Bartek Kędzierski
The current list of screenings can be followed on the pages of the Studio Cinema Association and the Correlations festival.