10th Annual Polish Film Festival in
The 10th
annual Polish Film Festival in
The
festival runs from Tuesday November 6th through Sunday November 11th and features nine new films. Director Bajon will
be present at both the Tuesday November 6th and Thursday November 8th
screenings of "Before the Spring."
Also, well-known Polish director, Slawomir Krynski, will be present on
Friday November 9th to discuss his film, “Love Letters” (“Listy Milosne”). The one children’s film, “Love and Basketball” (“Szesc dni
Strusia”) will be shown twice. All films will have English subtitles.
To honor the 10th anniversary of
Individual
tickets for the films are $7.00, except for opening night tickets, which are
$10.00, and Sunday 4pm matinee tickets, which are $4. Series passes are $45.00. Advance purchase is recommended and tickets
will be available by calling Ticket Window at (206) 325-6500, Ticket Window locations,
or online at
www.ticketwindowonline.com.
The
Seattle-Gdynia Sister City Association sponsors the
Polish Film festival. Association President Andy Okinczyc invites the public to
attend this very popular local festival.
The director of the festival since its founding in 1992 is Dr. Michal
Friedrich. For additional information call the film hotline at (206) 901-0146
or visit the website at www.polishfilms.org. The full 2001 lineup is as follows:
Director Filip Bajon
present at the screening.
7:45 P.M. PHARAON - Faraon Directed by Jerzy
Kawalerowicz (184 min,1966)
Thursday, November 8
Friday,
November 9
7:30 P.M. LOVE LETTERS - Listy milosne Directed by by Slawomir Krynski (100 min, 2001)
Director Slawomir Krynski
present at the screening.
Saturday, November 10
3:00 P.M. SISYPHEAN
LABORS - Syzyfowe prace Directed by Pawel Komorowski (102 min, 2000)
5:00 P.M. MONEY IS NOT EVERYTHING - Pieniadze to nie wszystko
Directed by Juliusz Machulski (107 min., 2001)
7:00 P.M. LOVE LETTERS - Listy milosne Director Slawomir
Krynski present at the screening.
Sunday,
November 11