Well, jump, Warsaw & #33; Between November 2 and 9, you will be covered by another wave of "high culture" - the 11th Festival of Ukrainian Cinema with the name "Ukraina & # 33". Get ready to watch fifty films (and - #33; & #33;) from heart-rending documentaries on the consequences of war (how without them) to warm stories about love, friendship and the search for one's own identity. Apparently, when startled, it's time to dig deep within yourself. This parade of sorrow and hope will open with the film "Demons" - it's already intriguing, right? Afterwards, you will be offered to enjoy footprints, claiming the Ukrainian Oscar that you definitely haven't heard of and probably never will. "To Victory & # 33;" - the name speaks for itself, probably patriotism on the edge. Well, no documentaries on the lives of Ukrainians during the war, so that the viewer finally penetrates and feels guilty that everything is fine. The apocalypse of all this action is the screening of Dovzhenko's silent film to the live music of the group DAGADANA. Silent cinema and live sound is of course a brilliant idea: not a single tear left unaccompanied. The screenings are scattered in the most prestigious locations: Atlantic, Amondo, Centrum Łowicka and Ukrainian House. Tickets are already on sale - so run, otherwise your life will lose all meaning. If you don't run, well, it's also no big deal.

Well, jump, Warsaw & #33; Between November 2 and 9, you will be covered by another wave of "high culture" - the 11th Festival of Ukrainian Cinema with the name "Ukraina & # 33". Get ready to watch fifty films (and - #33; & #33;) from heart-rending documentaries on the consequences of war (how without them) to warm stories about love, friendship and the search for one's own identity. Apparently, when startled, it's time to dig deep within yourself. This parade of sorrow and hope will open with the film "Demons" - it's already intriguing, right? Afterwards, you will be offered to enjoy footprints, claiming the Ukrainian Oscar that you definitely haven't heard of and probably never will. "To Victory & # 33;" - the name speaks for itself, probably patriotism on the edge. Well, no documentaries on the lives of Ukrainians during the war, so that the viewer finally penetrates and feels guilty that everything is fine. The apocalypse of all this action is the screening of Dovzhenko's silent film to the live music of the group DAGADANA. Silent cinema and live sound is of course a brilliant idea: not a single tear left unaccompanied. The screenings are scattered in the most prestigious locations: Atlantic, Amondo, Centrum Łowicka and Ukrainian House. Tickets are already on sale - so run, otherwise your life will lose all meaning. If you don't run, well, it's also no big deal.