Film Wet Monday at the KF Washington DC Polish Film Fest

[Barbara Bernhardt]

Join us on March 6th for the screening of the film: Wet Monday (Lany Poniedziałek) as part of the Kosciuszko Foundation Washington DC Polish Film Festival THURSDAY, March 6th | 5:00 PM Landmark's E Street Cinema, 555 11th St NW, Washington, DC Wet Monday is preceded by short: Red (Rouge) directed by Sophie Horry. 21 min Wet Monday (Lady Poniedziałek) directed by Justyna Mytnik. 84 min The transition from childhood to adulthood is always challenging for young women, both physically and emotionally. In Wet Monday, fifteen-year-old Klara faces an unexpected trauma and grapples with how to regain her lost faith in the future. This loss of innocence often equates to a loss of invulnerability and wholeness. In the film, it is a group of unlikely friends, whose surprising empathy—enhanced by the rich traditions of Polish Easter celebrations—ultimately helps restore her face the challenge. Read more HERE GET TICKETS Kosciuszko Foundation active members receive 25% off all festival tickets and passes. Contact devel...@thekf.org to get your discount code. BECOME A KF MEMBER

Don't miss the screening of Jesters (Błazny) on March 4th with the special participation of the film director and popular Polish actress Gabriela Muskała! A renowned actor and performer Zbigniew Zamachowski composed the film score and will also be our guest. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with the artists. Read more HERE.

Special Guests: Gabriela Muskała is one of the leading Polish film and theater actresses, also successful as a screenwriter and director. She has collaborated with figures such as Agnieszka Holland, Marek Koterski, and Jan Jakub Kolski. Her directorial debut, Jesters (Błazny), for which she also wrote the screenplay, earned her a fifth nomination for the Polish Orzeł, this time for Best Director in the "Discovery of the Year" category. Zbigniew Zamachowski is renowned film and theater actor, composer, and singer. With two Polish Academy Awards for Best Actor to his name, his career spans hundreds of notable Polish films and collaborations with iconic directors such as Andrzej Wajda, Krzysztof Kieślowski, Jerzy Hoffman, and Robert Gliński. Zamachowski is the Festival special guest as the composer of film score for Jesters. Visit our website to learn more about all the festival films, schedule, special events, and industry-leading guests from the world of film. VISIT OUR WEBSITE Please help us promote Polish cinema in the nation's capital by making a donation or becoming a sponsor of the KF Washington DC Polish Film Festival. SUPPORT US Share This Email Share This Email Share This Email

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