A new Polish Film club at Rio Cinema Dalston with regular screenings of cult classics and contemporary works. Organised by Filip Filipowski and Veronica Smith.
28th April, Rio Cinema Dalston
Kino Polonia is a new Polish film club at your local cinema, the Rio. The club’s aim is to showcase the rich history of Polish film making, from cult classics to bold and compelling contemporary works.
Opening on the 28th April with Three Colours White, Krzysztof Kieslowski’s darkly comic portrait of Karol, a Polish hairdresser abandoned in Paris who returns to Warsaw to rebuild his life. A story that begins with humiliation and loss and unfolds into a wry yet comedic tale of resilience and revenge.
Book Tickets for Three Colours White HERE
Find out more about Kino Polonia on their instagram page HERE
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Events, Film
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Events, Music
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of Loudon, and Ken Russell’s notorious 1971 film The Devils.
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