As part of the Polish Culture Festival in Reykjanesbær, Ásbru, tomorrow, one of the biggest events – a car cinema – was to take place. However, due to the ongoing storm, the event was moved to Sunday, November 8.
There will be film screenings from 5 p.m. and three Polish cinema productions will be shown as planned.
The plan is as follows:
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17:00 – 18:40 – Cold War
19:00 – 20:40 – Panic Attack
21:00 – 22:40 – Face
The films will be displayed on a large LED screen and the sound will be sent to the cars by radio.
Everyone is encouraged to arrive on time at the parking lot so that their deployment goes smoothly.
The organizers are asking owners of large cars to park at the end of the parking lot and follow the instructions of those who will be parking the cars.
The movie will be displayed first “Cold War”who at the cinema Bió Paradisenjoyed very great popularity.
The film tells the story of the great and difficult love of two people who cannot be together and at the same time cannot live without each other. The drama takes place against the backdrop of the 1950s Cold War in Poland, Berlin, Yugoslavia and Paris. The film competed for the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 2018, where Pawlikowski won the Best Director award.
Movie “Panic attack” is a black comedy with a pinch of reflection, which consists of a series of seemingly unrelated stories for which the common denominator is the eponymous panic attack.
A multi-threaded story in which ordinary people fall into a whirlwind of unexpected events that will radically change their lives.
An attractive crime story writer meets her ex on a date. A married couple returning from vacation choose the worst seats on the plane. Teen smokes pot for the first time and experiences a total blast. A young girl is afraid that her friends will expose her as a porn star. The bride, with the help of a dog psychologist, gives birth at her own wedding, while the waiter tries to save the planet.
“A daring comedy in which nothing is what it seems and where everyday life turns into pure madness. “Panic Attack” is a brilliantly written, indecently funny, though full of despair comedy, writes Paweł T. Felis from Gazeta Wyborcza.
The last movie will be “Face”which is a modern fairy tale about a man who lost face in an accident. After an innovative operation, he returns to his hometown, but people do not know how to treat him. He becomes a stranger to them.
You can read more about the film in the article – Małgorzata Szumowska’s face in Bió Paradis.
Event page on FB – HERE.
Festival website – HERE.
You can read about the festival – HERE.
Source: Yle
