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The film\u00a0Wa\u0142\u0119sa. Man of Hope<\/em><\/strong>\u00a0by\u00a0Andrzej Wajda<\/strong>\u00a0will be screened in the framework of a cooperation project between the Belgian and Polish partner towns\u00a0Ruiselede<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Kra\u015bnik<\/strong>. Since the liberation of Ruiselede by troops from the\u00a0First Polish Armoured Division<\/strong>, who fought alongside the allies in the Second World War, Ruiselede feels firmly connected to Poland. This connection has been strengthened by a youth exchange programme. Last year, we celebrated the 70th anniversary of the liberation with the\u00a0Polish Days in Flanders<\/a>.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION
<\/strong>>>>\u00a0Zaal voor Sport en Spel<\/strong>\u00a0(Tieltstraat 46, 8755 Ruiselede) – see\u00a0map<\/a>
>>> Monday\u00a03 August<\/strong>\u00a02015 at\u00a020:30<\/strong>
>>>\u00a0Free entrance<\/strong>

+++ Read more about\u00a0the film<\/a>
+++ Read more about\u00a0the life of Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa<\/a>
+++ Read more about\u00a0the director Andrzej Wajda<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0the script writer Janusz G\u0142owacki<\/a>

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<\/a>SYNOPSIS<\/strong>
The New Europe has its beginnings in Gdansk!\u00a0\u00a0\u201cWa\u0142\u0119sa. Man of Hope\u201d<\/strong>\u00a0is a story of a contemporary hero \u2013\u00a0Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa<\/strong>\u00a0(Robert Wi\u0119ckiewicz<\/strong>). The movie begins with\u00a0Oriana Fallaci<\/strong>\u00a0(Maria Rosaria Omaggio) appearing at the Wa\u0142\u0119sas\u2019 flat in an apartment block to interview the future Nobel Prize winner. The emotion-packed conversation with one of the world most famous journalists constitutes a fabric of the movie narrative. Fallaci poses questions no one else ever wanted or dared to ask the legendary leader of the \u201dSolidarity\u201d movement. By doing so, she unveils the truth of a man gifted with charisma and amazing political intuition.
The actual biographical story begins in 1970: Soon after the communist authorities have bloodily suppressed the workers\u2019 protests, Wa\u0142\u0119sa is forced to sign an obligation to collaborate with the Security Services. The following scenes showing hero\u2019s path to political maturity are interwoven with the Wa\u0142\u0119sas\u2019 family life. The relationship between Lech and Danuta (Agnieszka Grochowska<\/strong>), their house full of kids and daily problems are as important as politics \u2013 they thought they were to live regular lives in their Gdansk apartment, but instead they were surrounded by momentous, political events, calling for taking a stand. Behind the strong man there is \u2013 as it turns out \u2013 a much stronger woman, his wife.
Sometimes freedom needs to be fought for and your homeland needs to be protected. Politics and love, fear and sense of security, necessity of subordination and a will to rebel \u2013 the film, just as Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa\u2019s life, is full of contrast. His sense of duty towards the nation intertwines with that towards the family; the love of his wife and children with the love of his country. Is Lech making the right choices? What is the price he needs to pay?

director \u2013\u00a0Andrzej Wajda<\/strong><\/a>
scenario \u2013\u00a0Janusz G\u0142owacki<\/strong><\/a>
music \u2013\u00a0Pawe\u0142 Mykietyn<\/strong><\/a>

CASTING:
Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa \u2013\u00a0Robert Wi\u0119ckiewicz<\/strong>
Danuta Wa\u0142\u0119sa –\u00a0Agnieszka Grochowska<\/strong>
Nawi\u015blak –\u00a0Zbigniew Zamachowski<\/strong>
Majchrzak –\u00a0Cezary Kosi\u0144ski<\/strong>
Oriana Fallaci \u2013\u00a0Maria Rosaria Omaggio<\/strong>
Director of the shipyard (1980) –\u00a0Miros\u0142aw Baka<\/strong>
Priest \u2013\u00a0Maciej Stuhr<\/strong>

Production: akson studio
Co-production: \u00a0Orange, TVP \u2013 Telewizja Polska s.a., NCK \u2013 National Center for Culture, Canal Co-financing: Polish Film Institute

TRAILER
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LECH WA\u0141\u0118SA<\/strong>
Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa, was born on September 29, 1943 in Popowo (Poland). Co-founder and a first leader of the Solidarity (\u201cSolidarno\u015b\u0107\u201d) trade union movement. In August 1980 he led the Gdansk shipyard strike. As a result of the strike, the communist authorities capitulated and agreed to sign Gdansk Agreement (August 31, 1980). He was fighting for a right of a working people to associate and for the dignity of human labour. During the martial law, which was introduced in December 1981, he was interned and isolated.

Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa, a charismatic leader of the Polish opposition, has eight children with his beloved wife Danuta (married in 1969). When he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983, it was she, who went to Oslo and read the acceptance speech: We desire peace – and that is why we have never resorted to physical force. We crave for justice – and that is why we are so persistent in the struggle for our rights. We seek freedom of convictions – and that is why we have never attempted to enslave man’s conscience nor shall we ever attempt to do so. During the following transformation process, he played a key role in talks between the communist party and the opposition. Wa\u0142\u0119sa was elected as the President of Poland in 1990.

1970<\/strong>
In December 1970 Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa is one of the leaders of the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard strike and becomes a member of the Strike Committee.

1978<\/strong>
In 1978 he starts collaboration with the Free Trade Unions of the Coast and distributes opposition\u2019s press. He then becomes a co-worker of the Workers\u2019 Defence Committee and joins the editorial staff of the independent biweekly „Robotnik Wybrze\u017ca” (\u201cWorker of the Coast\u201d).

1980<\/strong>
In August 1980 he is one of the organizers, alongside e.g. Bogdan Borusewicz of the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard strike and becomes its leader. After other protesting groups join in, he proclaims it a \u201csolidarity strike.\u201d

1981<\/strong>
December 13th, 1981 he is detained, transferred to Warsaw, then interned in government facilities in Chylice, Otwock Wielki and, finally, in Ar\u0142am\u00f3w. When the decision of his internment is overturned in November 1982, Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa goes back to Gda\u0144sk, where he is welcomed by crowds of people.

1983<\/strong>
On October 5th 1983, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announces its decision to award Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa with the Nobel Peace Prize. His wife, Danuta Wa\u0142\u0119sa, collects the prize on his behalf.

1989<\/strong>
During the Roundtable Talks in Warsaw Wa\u0142\u0119sa is a head of the \u201cSolidarity\u201d delegation. He also participates in confidential meetings at the Ministry of the Interior Affairs facility in Magdalenka, which are decisive in concluding the agreement. As a result, parliamentary elections are held in June 1989.

1990<\/strong>
After two rounds of elections in November and December of 1990, he is elected President of the Republic of Poland. On December 22nd he is sworn in as the first president elected in the popular elections. Wa\u0142\u0119sa remains in office until December 22nd, 1995. During his time in office the Soviet Army leaves the Polish territory.<\/p>\n

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<\/a>Andrzej WAJDA<\/strong>
Film and theatrical director; born March 6th 1926 in Suwa\u0142ki, Poland; Education: Academy of Fine Arts, Krakow; Film School \u0141\u00f3d\u017a; Film Director 1954; Theater Dir. Teatr Stary, Cracow 1962-1998; Man. Dir. Teatr Powszechny Warsaw 1989-90; Hon. mem. Union Polish Artist and Designers (ZPAP) 1977; President Polish Film Assoc. 1978-83; \u201dSolidarity\u201d Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa Council 1981-89; Senator of the Republic of Poland 1989-91; Presidential Council for Culture 1992-94; Founder: Center of Japanese Art and Technology, Krakow 1994;

Dr. h. c.: American University Washington 1981; University Bologna 1988; Jagiellonian University Krakow 1989; University Lyon 1995; University Libre Bruxelle 1995; Gda\u0144sk University 2004; University of Warsaw 2005; Membre Institut de France 1997;<\/p>\n

Prizes:
– State First Class Prize 1974;
– Order of the Banner of Labor (second class) 1975;
– Konrad Swinarski Prize 1976;
– Premio\u00a0 David di Donatello Luchino Visconti, Italy 1978;
– Officer\u2019s Cross of Order of Polonia Restituta;
– Order of\u00a0 Kirill and Methodus (first class), Bulgaria 1978;
– BAFTA Fellowship 1982;
– Onassis Prize, Greece 1982;
– Oficier, Legion d`honneur 1982 France;
– Cesar Award, France 1983;
– Pirandello Artistic Award, Italy 1986;
– Kyoto Prize, Japan 1987;
– Felix European Film Awards \u2013 Lifetime Achievement Award 1990;
– Order of Rising Sun, Japan 1995; Premium Imperiale, Japan 1997;
– Golden Lion Life Achievement Award, Venice, 1998;
– OSCAR\u00ae American Film Academy – Lifetime Achievement Award 2000;
– Commandeur, Legion d`honneur\u00a0 France 2001;
– Golden Bear Life Achievement Award, IFF Berlin 2006;
– European Film Award Prix FIPRESCI 2009.<\/p>\n

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<\/a>Janusz G\u0141OWACKI<\/strong>
Born September 13th, 1938, a writer, a playwright and a scriptwriter of, among others: Hunting Flies by Andrzej Wajda, We Have to Kill This Love by Janusz Morgenstern or A Trip Down the River by Marek Piwowski. In August 1980, during the strike, he came to the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard, and soon afterwards he wrote a book\u00a0Moc truchleje<\/strong><\/em>\u00a0\/ Give Us This Day, based on the events he witnessed, showing the strike through eyes of a simple worker. The novel was withheld by the censorship, but came out in the underground in 1981 and later in Europe and America. It was acclaimed as \u201cthe best report on the Polish August.\u201d His theatre plays: Cinders, Fortinbras Gets Drunk, Hunting Cockroaches, Antigone in New York, and The Fourth Sister, were staged by the major world scenes, a.o. the Royal Court Theatre in London, Manhattan Theatre Club, Public Theatre and Roundabout Theatre in NY, the National Theatre in Taipei, theaters in Belgrade, Frankfurt, Seoul, Buenos Aires, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sarayevo, London, Los Angeles, Yale Repertory, Atlanta, New York (Vineyard Theatre), Mexico City, Croatia, Lithuania, Paris, Sydney, Toronto, Marseilles, Lyon, Geneva, Brussels, and many others, and brought him numerous prestigious awards, a.o. the Moliere Award for the Best Production of 1986, the Joseph Kesselring Award 1987, the Hollywood Drama League Critics Award 1987, Le Balladine Award for the Best Play of 1997, and the Grand Prize at the 2001 International Theatre Festival in Dubrovnik.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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Fallaci poses questions no one else ever wanted or dared to ask the legendary leader of the \u201dSolidarity\u201d movement. By doing so, she unveils the truth of a man gifted with charisma and amazing political intuition.The actual biographical story begins in 1970: Soon after the communist authorities have bloodily suppressed the workers\u2019 protests, Wa\u0142\u0119sa is forced to sign an obligation to collaborate with the Security Services. The following scenes showing hero\u2019s path to political maturity are interwoven with the Wa\u0142\u0119sas\u2019 family life. The relationship between Lech and Danuta (Agnieszka Grochowska), their house full of kids and daily problems are as important as politics \u2013 they thought they were to live regular lives in their Gdansk apartment, but instead they were surrounded by momentous, political events, calling for taking a stand. Behind the strong man there is \u2013 as it turns out \u2013 a much stronger woman, his wife.Sometimes freedom needs to be fought for and your homeland needs to be protected. Politics and love, fear and sense of security, necessity of subordination and a will to rebel \u2013 the film, just as Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa\u2019s life, is full of contrast. His sense of duty towards the nation intertwines with that towards the family; the love of his wife and children with the love of his country. Is Lech making the right choices? What is the price he needs to pay?director \u2013\u00a0Andrzej Wajdascenario \u2013\u00a0Janusz G\u0142owackimusic \u2013\u00a0Pawe\u0142 MykietynCASTING:Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa \u2013\u00a0Robert Wi\u0119ckiewiczDanuta Wa\u0142\u0119sa -\u00a0Agnieszka GrochowskaNawi\u015blak -\u00a0Zbigniew ZamachowskiMajchrzak -\u00a0Cezary Kosi\u0144skiOriana Fallaci \u2013\u00a0Maria Rosaria OmaggioDirector of the shipyard (1980) -\u00a0Miros\u0142aw BakaPriest \u2013\u00a0Maciej StuhrProduction: akson studioCo-production: \u00a0Orange, TVP \u2013 Telewizja Polska s.a., NCK \u2013 National Center for Culture, Canal Co-financing: Polish Film InstituteTRAILER\\nLECH WA\u0141\u0118SALech Wa\u0142\u0119sa, was born on September 29, 1943 in Popowo (Poland). Co-founder and a first leader of the Solidarity (\u201cSolidarno\u015b\u0107\u201d) trade union movement. In August 1980 he led the Gdansk shipyard strike. As a result of the strike, the communist authorities capitulated and agreed to sign Gdansk Agreement (August 31, 1980). He was fighting for a right of a working people to associate and for the dignity of human labour. During the martial law, which was introduced in December 1981, he was interned and isolated.Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa, a charismatic leader of the Polish opposition, has eight children with his beloved wife Danuta (married in 1969). When he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983, it was she, who went to Oslo and read the acceptance speech: We desire peace - and that is why we have never resorted to physical force. We crave for justice - and that is why we are so persistent in the struggle for our rights. We seek freedom of convictions - and that is why we have never attempted to enslave man's conscience nor shall we ever attempt to do so. During the following transformation process, he played a key role in talks between the communist party and the opposition. Wa\u0142\u0119sa was elected as the President of Poland in 1990.1970In December 1970 Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa is one of the leaders of the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard strike and becomes a member of the Strike Committee.1978In 1978 he starts collaboration with the Free Trade Unions of the Coast and distributes opposition\u2019s press. He then becomes a co-worker of the Workers\u2019 Defence Committee and joins the editorial staff of the independent biweekly \\\"Robotnik Wybrze\u017ca\\\" (\u201cWorker of the Coast\u201d).1980In August 1980 he is one of the organizers, alongside e.g. Bogdan Borusewicz of the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard strike and becomes its leader. After other protesting groups join in, he proclaims it a \u201csolidarity strike.\u201d1981December 13th, 1981 he is detained, transferred to Warsaw, then interned in government facilities in Chylice, Otwock Wielki and, finally, in Ar\u0142am\u00f3w. When the decision of his internment is overturned in November 1982, Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa goes back to Gda\u0144sk, where he is welcomed by crowds of people.1983On October 5th 1983, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announces its decision to award Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa with the Nobel Peace Prize. His wife, Danuta Wa\u0142\u0119sa, collects the prize on his behalf.1989During the Roundtable Talks in Warsaw Wa\u0142\u0119sa is a head of the \u201cSolidarity\u201d delegation. He also participates in confidential meetings at the Ministry of the Interior Affairs facility in Magdalenka, which are decisive in concluding the agreement. As a result, parliamentary elections are held in June 1989.1990After two rounds of elections in November and December of 1990, he is elected President of the Republic of Poland. On December 22nd he is sworn in as the first president elected in the popular elections. Wa\u0142\u0119sa remains in office until December 22nd, 1995. During his time in office the Soviet Army leaves the Polish territory.\\nAndrzej WAJDAFilm and theatrical director; born March 6th 1926 in Suwa\u0142ki, Poland; Education: Academy of Fine Arts, Krakow; Film School \u0141\u00f3d\u017a; Film Director 1954; Theater Dir. Teatr Stary, Cracow 1962-1998; Man. Dir. Teatr Powszechny Warsaw 1989-90; Hon. mem. Union Polish Artist and Designers (ZPAP) 1977; President Polish Film Assoc. 1978-83; \u201dSolidarity\u201d Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa Council 1981-89; Senator of the Republic of Poland 1989-91; Presidential Council for Culture 1992-94; Founder: Center of Japanese Art and Technology, Krakow 1994;Dr. h. c.: American University Washington 1981; University Bologna 1988; Jagiellonian University Krakow 1989; University Lyon 1995; University Libre Bruxelle 1995; Gda\u0144sk University 2004; University of Warsaw 2005; Membre Institut de France 1997;\\nPrizes:- State First Class Prize 1974;- Order of the Banner of Labor (second class) 1975;- Konrad Swinarski Prize 1976;- Premio\u00a0 David di Donatello Luchino Visconti, Italy 1978;- Officer\u2019s Cross of Order of Polonia Restituta;- Order of\u00a0 Kirill and Methodus (first class), Bulgaria 1978;- BAFTA Fellowship 1982;- Onassis Prize, Greece 1982;- Oficier, Legion d`honneur 1982 France;- Cesar Award, France 1983;- Pirandello Artistic Award, Italy 1986;- Kyoto Prize, Japan 1987;- Felix European Film Awards \u2013 Lifetime Achievement Award 1990;- Order of Rising Sun, Japan 1995; Premium Imperiale, Japan 1997;- Golden Lion Life Achievement Award, Venice, 1998;- OSCAR\u00ae American Film Academy - Lifetime Achievement Award 2000;- Commandeur, Legion d`honneur\u00a0 France 2001;- Golden Bear Life Achievement Award, IFF Berlin 2006;- European Film Award Prix FIPRESCI 2009.\\nJanusz G\u0141OWACKIBorn September 13th, 1938, a writer, a playwright and a scriptwriter of, among others: Hunting Flies by Andrzej Wajda, We Have to Kill This Love by Janusz Morgenstern or A Trip Down the River by Marek Piwowski. In August 1980, during the strike, he came to the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard, and soon afterwards he wrote a book\u00a0Moc truchleje\u00a0\/ Give Us This Day, based on the events he witnessed, showing the strike through eyes of a simple worker. The novel was withheld by the censorship, but came out in the underground in 1981 and later in Europe and America. 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Man of Hope\u00a0by\u00a0Andrzej Wajda\u00a0will be screened in the framework of a cooperation project between the Belgian and Polish partner towns\u00a0Ruiselede\u00a0and\u00a0Kra\u015bnik. Since the liberation of Ruiselede by troops from the\u00a0First Polish Armoured Division, who fought alongside the allies in the Second World War, Ruiselede feels firmly connected to Poland. This connection has been strengthened by a youth exchange programme. Last year, we celebrated the 70th anniversary of the liberation with the\u00a0Polish Days in Flanders.PRACTICAL INFORMATION>>>\u00a0Zaal voor Sport en Spel\u00a0(Tieltstraat 46, 8755 Ruiselede) - see\u00a0map>>> Monday\u00a03 August\u00a02015 at\u00a020:30>>>\u00a0Free entrance+++ Read more about\u00a0the film+++ Read more about\u00a0the life of Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa+++ Read more about\u00a0the director Andrzej Wajda\u00a0and\u00a0the script writer Janusz G\u0142owacki\nSYNOPSISThe New Europe has its beginnings in Gdansk!\u00a0\u00a0\u201cWa\u0142\u0119sa. Man of Hope\u201d\u00a0is a story of a contemporary hero \u2013\u00a0Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa\u00a0(Robert Wi\u0119ckiewicz). The movie begins with\u00a0Oriana Fallaci\u00a0(Maria Rosaria Omaggio) appearing at the Wa\u0142\u0119sas\u2019 flat in an apartment block to interview the future Nobel Prize winner. The emotion-packed conversation with one of the world most famous journalists constitutes a fabric of the movie narrative. Fallaci poses questions no one else ever wanted or dared to ask the legendary leader of the \u201dSolidarity\u201d movement. By doing so, she unveils the truth of a man gifted with charisma and amazing political intuition.The actual biographical story begins in 1970: Soon after the communist authorities have bloodily suppressed the workers\u2019 protests, Wa\u0142\u0119sa is forced to sign an obligation to collaborate with the Security Services. The following scenes showing hero\u2019s path to political maturity are interwoven with the Wa\u0142\u0119sas\u2019 family life. The relationship between Lech and Danuta (Agnieszka Grochowska), their house full of kids and daily problems are as important as politics \u2013 they thought they were to live regular lives in their Gdansk apartment, but instead they were surrounded by momentous, political events, calling for taking a stand. Behind the strong man there is \u2013 as it turns out \u2013 a much stronger woman, his wife.Sometimes freedom needs to be fought for and your homeland needs to be protected. Politics and love, fear and sense of security, necessity of subordination and a will to rebel \u2013 the film, just as Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa\u2019s life, is full of contrast. His sense of duty towards the nation intertwines with that towards the family; the love of his wife and children with the love of his country. Is Lech making the right choices? What is the price he needs to pay?director \u2013\u00a0Andrzej Wajdascenario \u2013\u00a0Janusz G\u0142owackimusic \u2013\u00a0Pawe\u0142 MykietynCASTING:Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa \u2013\u00a0Robert Wi\u0119ckiewiczDanuta Wa\u0142\u0119sa -\u00a0Agnieszka GrochowskaNawi\u015blak -\u00a0Zbigniew ZamachowskiMajchrzak -\u00a0Cezary Kosi\u0144skiOriana Fallaci \u2013\u00a0Maria Rosaria OmaggioDirector of the shipyard (1980) -\u00a0Miros\u0142aw BakaPriest \u2013\u00a0Maciej StuhrProduction: akson studioCo-production: \u00a0Orange, TVP \u2013 Telewizja Polska s.a., NCK \u2013 National Center for Culture, Canal Co-financing: Polish Film InstituteTRAILER\nLECH WA\u0141\u0118SALech Wa\u0142\u0119sa, was born on September 29, 1943 in Popowo (Poland). Co-founder and a first leader of the Solidarity (\u201cSolidarno\u015b\u0107\u201d) trade union movement. In August 1980 he led the Gdansk shipyard strike. As a result of the strike, the communist authorities capitulated and agreed to sign Gdansk Agreement (August 31, 1980). He was fighting for a right of a working people to associate and for the dignity of human labour. During the martial law, which was introduced in December 1981, he was interned and isolated.Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa, a charismatic leader of the Polish opposition, has eight children with his beloved wife Danuta (married in 1969). When he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983, it was she, who went to Oslo and read the acceptance speech: We desire peace - and that is why we have never resorted to physical force. We crave for justice - and that is why we are so persistent in the struggle for our rights. We seek freedom of convictions - and that is why we have never attempted to enslave man's conscience nor shall we ever attempt to do so. During the following transformation process, he played a key role in talks between the communist party and the opposition. Wa\u0142\u0119sa was elected as the President of Poland in 1990.1970In December 1970 Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa is one of the leaders of the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard strike and becomes a member of the Strike Committee.1978In 1978 he starts collaboration with the Free Trade Unions of the Coast and distributes opposition\u2019s press. He then becomes a co-worker of the Workers\u2019 Defence Committee and joins the editorial staff of the independent biweekly \"Robotnik Wybrze\u017ca\" (\u201cWorker of the Coast\u201d).1980In August 1980 he is one of the organizers, alongside e.g. Bogdan Borusewicz of the Gda\u0144sk Shipyard strike and becomes its leader. After other protesting groups join in, he proclaims it a \u201csolidarity strike.\u201d1981December 13th, 1981 he is detained, transferred to Warsaw, then interned in government facilities in Chylice, Otwock Wielki and, finally, in Ar\u0142am\u00f3w. When the decision of his internment is overturned in November 1982, Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa goes back to Gda\u0144sk, where he is welcomed by crowds of people.1983On October 5th 1983, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announces its decision to award Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa with the Nobel Peace Prize. His wife, Danuta Wa\u0142\u0119sa, collects the prize on his behalf.1989During the Roundtable Talks in Warsaw Wa\u0142\u0119sa is a head of the \u201cSolidarity\u201d delegation. He also participates in confidential meetings at the Ministry of the Interior Affairs facility in Magdalenka, which are decisive in concluding the agreement. As a result, parliamentary elections are held in June 1989.1990After two rounds of elections in November and December of 1990, he is elected President of the Republic of Poland. On December 22nd he is sworn in as the first president elected in the popular elections. Wa\u0142\u0119sa remains in office until December 22nd, 1995. During his time in office the Soviet Army leaves the Polish territory.\nAndrzej WAJDAFilm and theatrical director; born March 6th 1926 in Suwa\u0142ki, Poland; Education: Academy of Fine Arts, Krakow; Film School \u0141\u00f3d\u017a; Film Director 1954; Theater Dir. Teatr Stary, Cracow 1962-1998; Man. Dir. Teatr Powszechny Warsaw 1989-90; Hon. mem. Union Polish Artist and Designers (ZPAP) 1977; President Polish Film Assoc. 1978-83; \u201dSolidarity\u201d Lech Wa\u0142\u0119sa Council 1981-89; Senator of the Republic of Poland 1989-91; Presidential Council for Culture 1992-94; Founder: Center of Japanese Art and Technology, Krakow 1994;Dr. h. c.: American University Washington 1981; University Bologna 1988; Jagiellonian University Krakow 1989; University Lyon 1995; University Libre Bruxelle 1995; Gda\u0144sk University 2004; University of Warsaw 2005; Membre Institut de France 1997;\nPrizes:- State First Class Prize 1974;- Order of the Banner of Labor (second class) 1975;- Konrad Swinarski Prize 1976;- Premio\u00a0 David di Donatello Luchino Visconti, Italy 1978;- Officer\u2019s Cross of Order of Polonia Restituta;- Order of\u00a0 Kirill and Methodus (first class), Bulgaria 1978;- BAFTA Fellowship 1982;- Onassis Prize, Greece 1982;- Oficier, Legion d`honneur 1982 France;- Cesar Award, France 1983;- Pirandello Artistic Award, Italy 1986;- Kyoto Prize, Japan 1987;- Felix European Film Awards \u2013 Lifetime Achievement Award 1990;- Order of Rising Sun, Japan 1995; Premium Imperiale, Japan 1997;- Golden Lion Life Achievement Award, Venice, 1998;- OSCAR\u00ae American Film Academy - Lifetime Achievement Award 2000;- Commandeur, Legion d`honneur\u00a0 France 2001;- Golden Bear Life Achievement Award, IFF Berlin 2006;- European Film Award Prix FIPRESCI 2009.\nJanusz G\u0141OWACKIBorn September 13th, 1938, a writer, a playwright and a scriptwriter of, among others: Hunting Flies by Andrzej Wajda, We Have to Kill This Love by Janusz Morgenstern or A Trip Down the River by Marek Piwowski. 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