Ginger & Rosa - Filmhouse Cinema Edinburgh
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32 Play Poland<br />
JOANNA FEAR OF FALLING ELLES<br />
Play Poland<br />
A selection of the best new<br />
Polish filmmaking.<br />
Joanna<br />
Thu 11 Oct at 8.45pm<br />
Feliks Falk • Poland 2010 • 1h45m • Format TBC<br />
Polish, French and German with English subtitles • 15<br />
Cast: Urszula Grabowska, Sara Knothe, Stanislawa Celinska,<br />
Kinga Preis, Halina Labonarska.<br />
When seven-year-old Rose is separated from her mother<br />
in German-occupied Warsaw during a roundup, she seeks<br />
refuge in the pews where a young woman, Joanna, goes<br />
to pray. Joanna, a piano teacher waiting to hear news of<br />
her soldier husband who she has not seen in years, takes<br />
the child home. They embark on a relationship that helps<br />
to heal their respective losses.<br />
80 Million 80 milionów<br />
Thu 18 Oct at 8.45pm<br />
Waldemar Krzystek • Poland 2011 • 1h50m<br />
Digital projection • Polish with English subtitles • 15<br />
Cast: Filip Bobek, Marcin Bosak, Wojciech Solarz, Piotr Glowacki.<br />
Lower Silesia, the autumn of 1981. After a series of<br />
provocations by the Security Service, the confrontation of<br />
the opposition with the Communists seems to be inevitable.<br />
Shortly before the announcement of martial law, young<br />
activists of the Solidarity movement withdraw 80 million of<br />
federal money from a bank in Wroclaw before the account is<br />
blocked. The Security Service is on their heels, and an exciting<br />
game begins, involving the clergy and moneychangers…<br />
Fear of Falling Lek wysokosci<br />
Thu 25 Oct at 6.15pm<br />
Bartosz Konopka • Poland 2011 • 1h27m<br />
Format TBC • Polish with English subtitles • 15<br />
Cast: Marcin Dorocinski, Krzysztof Stroinski, Dorota Kolak.<br />
Tomek leads a comfortable life as a TV anchor and family man<br />
when he receives a troubling message from the psychiatric<br />
hospital in his hometown: his father, whom he has not seen<br />
in years, has just been admitted. Against the advice of friends<br />
and family, not to mention his own better judgment, Tomek<br />
returns home to face the man he hardly knows.<br />
The Winner Wygrany<br />
Thu 1 Nov at 8.45pm<br />
Wieslaw Saniewski • Poland/USA 2011 • 1h51m<br />
Format TBC • Polish and English with English subtitles • 15<br />
Cast: Pawel Szajda, Janusz Gajos, Grazyna Barszczewska.<br />
A talented young American pianist of Polish origin is under<br />
pressure from his mother, his ex-wife, and his agent. Under<br />
stress, he suddenly pulls out of a European tour which<br />
puts him in a very complicated financial situation. While in<br />
Warsaw, he meets a retired mathematics teacher who is a<br />
horse-racing enthusiast, and the two hatch a plan to win<br />
big money at the races.<br />
TICKETDEALS<br />
Buy any three (or more) tickets for films in this season<br />
and get 15% off<br />
Buy any six (or more) tickets for films in this season and<br />
get 25% off<br />
These offers are available online, in person and on the<br />
phone, on both full price and concession price tickets.<br />
Tickets must all be bought at the same time.<br />
Elles<br />
Thu 8 Nov at 8.45pm<br />
Malgorzata Szumowska • France/Poland/Germany 2011 • 1h39m<br />
Format TBC • French and Polish with English subtitles<br />
18 – Contains strong nudity, sex, sexual fetish and a scene of<br />
sexual violence<br />
Cast: Juliette Binoche, Anaïs Demoustier, Joanna Kulig, Louis-Do<br />
de Lencquesaing, Krystyna Janda.<br />
Juliette Binoche stars as a journalist researching an article<br />
on student prostitution for the French edition of Elle<br />
magazine, who finds herself drawn to two young women.<br />
The stories these seemingly well-adjusted girls share force<br />
the middle-aged writer to examine her own life and family.<br />
Director Malgorzata Szumowska places female sexuality, in<br />
all its complexity, under a microscope.<br />
The Canadian Dresses<br />
Kanadyjskie Sukienki<br />
Thu 15 Nov at 5.45pm<br />
Maciej Michalski • Poland 2012 • 2h<br />
Format TBC • Polish with English subtitles • 15<br />
Cast: Anna Seniuk, Zofia Czerwinska, Ewa Kasprzyk, Piotr Polk,<br />
Elzbieta Jarosik.<br />
In a Polish village in the 1980s, Sophia is enjoying her<br />
birthday and excitedly awaiting the arrival of her daughter<br />
Amelia and her husband, who have lived in Canada for<br />
the last ten years. But when Amelia arrives, she is alone.<br />
Gradually we discover why Amelia left in the first place,<br />
and that her supposed dream life is far from perfect.<br />
This screening will be followed by a Q&A with director<br />
Maciej Michalski.