Krakow Film Festival’s «World Stories» attracts moviegoers fascinated by distant cultures, extraordinary places and extraordinary stories.
One of the films, Life in a Day 2020, will be presented in the unique space of the open-air Kino pod Wawelem on Monday, the 31st of May. Buromsky Island tells of stories about the times when they stayed at the end of the world. Room without a View then depicts contemporary women slaves working in the rich countries of the #Middle East#. Most often they come from Kenya, the #Philippines and #Ethiopia. Shtetlers is a nostalgic story woven out of longing for the lost world of small Jewish towns, while in Marry Me However, contemporary #homosexual Jews give up their desires for the good of the community and their relatives.
The «World Stories» films
- Life in a Day 2020 (dir. Kevin Macdonald) – Great Britain, 2021
- Room without a View (dir. Roser Corella) – Austria, Germany, 2020
- Shtetlers (dir. Katya Ustinova, the USA) – Russia, 2020
- Marry Me However (dir. Mordechai Vard) – Israel, 2020
- Buromsky Island (dir. Olga Stefanova) – Russia, 2020
The 61st Krakow Film Festival will be held from the 30th of May to the 6th of June 2021, simultaneously at the cinemas in Krakow and on the Internet.
