With Widely Closed Eyes

It was the fourth time when the Days of Polish cinema took place in Ukrainian cities. In the capital they were expected with an already usual impatience as far as it concerned the films of neighboring country.

Days of Polish cinema in Ukraine

The program included new movies which had already received the bouquets of ribbons at prestige cinema forums. There were “33 Scenes from Life” by Malgozhat Shumovskyi, “Four Nights with Ann” by Yegy Skolimovskyi, “Stadium of Homeless” by Kasi Adamik, “Scratch” by Michal Rosa, and “Drowsiness” by Magdalena Pyekorg. There was also a new film by Andgey Vayd after a short story by Ivashkevych “Tatar Herb” that made a good impression on audience of the last Berlin Film Festival.

Olga KLEYMENOVA