- Open-air
- Movie
- Debate
WOMEN’S CINEMA: CLARINET
Dates
28.06.26 / Sunday, 21:30
Dates
28.06.26 / Sunday, 21:30
Venue
Language
Polish with English subtitles
Accessibility
Accessibility of the venue: Park Starego Browaru
Tickets
free entrance
Women’s Cinema is a series of film screenings and conversations where cinema becomes a starting point for exploring relationships, emotions and the experiences that shape contemporary life.
Clarinet is a poetic story about memory, family secrets and the search for one’s own voice. Following the traces of a story erased from her family album, Łucja gradually uncovers a truth she must confront before she can begin a life of her own.
The screening will be followed by a conversation with actress Weronika Humaj and director Tola Jasionowska.
In the north-eastern corner of Poland, on the lakeshore there stands a women’s house – a house of mothers, daughters and sisters. From generation to generation the women pass down their unapproachability, steadfastness and family secrets. 20-year-old Łucja will be able to begin her independent life only after she has faced the truth about her family. An unexpected meeting with a mysterious Doctor starts an avalanche of events. An old clarinet will guide her to a story long ago erased from the pages of her family album. For Łucja to be able to hear the melody of her own life every veil must be torn down and every wrongdoing – forgiven. All that against the backdrop of wild glacial landscapes of the Suwałki Gap and the Klezmer Orchestra from Sejny whose music bridges the past and the present.
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