A Sunday Feast for Film Lovers and a Fairytale Morning with Live Music

A fairytale morning at Muranów cinema

We begin the day with a touch of magic. At 10:30 am at Muranów cinema, we invite you to a screening of The Fairy Tales of Lotte Reiniger as part of the Young Horizons: Once Upon a Time… section. These pioneering silhouette animations will come to life with special live accompaniment by Natalia Czekała. The screening will be preceded by an introduction from Agnieszka Sinicka. It’s an ideal morning event for families and for anyone with a love of handcrafted animation.

Film Lovers’ Feast: a richly laid table

The Film Lovers’ Feast section is the heart of our festival – the place where the canon meets personal discovery. It brings together films that embody the spirit of their time and now gain a new life on the big screen. As Roman Gutek puts it: “it is an invitation to a table from which everyone can choose what appeals to them most”.

Today’s menu from the section:

322, Muranów cinema, 2:00 pm. Buy a ticket

Late Spring, Muranów cinema, 2:45 pm. Buy a ticket

The Night of the Hunter, Luna cinema, 3:00 pm. Buy a ticket

Yol, Iluzjon cinema, 5:45 pm. Buy a ticket

Requiem for a Dream, Luna cinema, 6:00 pm. Buy a ticket

Raise the Red Lantern, Luna cinema, 8:30 pm. Buy a ticket

Performance, Luna cinema, 8:45 pm. Buy a ticket

Timeless recommends: screenings not to miss

If there are still a few gaps in your festival schedule, here are some titles especially worth your attention.

At Muranów cinema:

• at 12:00 pm – Swept Away by an Unusual Destiny in the Blue Sea of August, an Italian classic charged with passion.
• at 5:30 pm – Quo Vadis, a monumental historical epic on a grand scale.

At Iluzjon cinema:

• at 12:45 pm – The Year of Living Dangerously, further proof of Peter Weir’s mastery.
• at 3:30 pm – The Hand in the Trap, an Argentinian drama dense with emotion.

At Luna cinema:

• at 3:30 pm – Blood and Black Lace, Mario Bava’s foundational work of Italian giallo.

Festival essentials: a few things to keep in mind

Last Minute queues: remember that Last Minute queues open 30 minutes before each screening. They offer pass holders – and latecomers – a chance to take any remaining seats in the auditorium.

Merch: official festival bags, T-shirts, caps, posters and books are waiting for you at the box offices of all festival cinemas. Treat yourself to a timeless souvenir.

Festival flavours: with a festival pass, you can enjoy discounts at our partner venues. It’s the best way to grab a quick lunch or coffee between screenings.

Festival clubs: we end the day together, as always, at Bar Studio and Pardon, To Tu. We look forward to hearing your thoughts on today’s screenings.

Organizer:
Timeless Film Foundation

Co-organizers:
Documentary and Feature Film Studios, Mazovian Institute of Culture

Co-financed by:
The Capital City of Warsaw, the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, the Polish Film Institute

Main Partners:
ORLEN, National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute, Gutek Film, New Horizons Association

Partners:
BMW, Kino Muranów, Kino Iluzjon, Kino Luna, Grand Theatre – Polish National Opera, National Centre for Culture, Young Horizons, Embassy of Australia in Poland, The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Czech Centre Warsaw, Lithuanian Film Centre, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania in Poland, Cinemateca Portuguesa – Museu do Cinema, Slovak Institute in Warsaw, Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Varsavia, Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival, Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna, Goethe-Institut in Warsaw, Kino Dostępne, 35mm, Mañana, Kinooceany, Bar Studio, Pardon, To Tu, Natural Rascal, Mediaboard, Wydawnictwo w Podwórku

Media Partners:
Trójka Polskie Radio, TVP Kultura, K MAG, Gazeta Wyborcza, Wysokie Obcasy, Interia, Filmweb, Vogue, Zwierciadło, MINT Magazine, PISMO, Rzeczpospolita, SpoilerMaster

Industry Media Partners:
Pełna Sala, Immersja, JazzPress, Totalny Brak Kultury, Accademia Kina Włoskiego, Mocne Punkty, Anonimowy Grzybiarz, Klatki na oczach