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The second edition of the festival organised by Polish Art Europe will tour the UK between September and December at the following venues, dates announced so far are below. Contact venues for individual dates and times:
Glasgow - October 3 to December 12 Sikorski Polish Club - 5, Parkgrove Terrace
Birmingham - September 28 to October 27 MAC - Cannon Hill Park
Icon Gallery - 1 Oozells Square
The Edge - 79-81 Cheapside Digbeth
Edinburgh - October 7 to December 5 Filmhouse - 88 Lothian Road
Screen Academy - 74 Lauriston Place
Macdonald Library - 2-4 McDonald Road
Liverpool Picturehouse @ FACT - 88 Wood Street - October 25 and November 15
Newcastle - Restaurant Krakow - 2-6 Shakespeare Street - October 28
London - Cafe 1001 - 91 Brick Lane - October 15, 16, 22 & 23
Belfast - Strand Cinema Theatre - 152-154 Holywood Road - November 9 & 10
Oxford - Oxford University Magdalen College, Grove Auditorium - November 8-10
Sunderland - Studio Infinite, 17 Nile Street - November 9
View Films by Strand:
- Additional Shorts
- Feature films
- Special Screenings - Katowice Film School
- Special Screenings - Munk Studio
- Special Screenings - Platige Image
- Special Screenings - Wajda Studio
- Special Screenings - Łódź Film School
- Speical Screenings - New Horizons
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An unknown virus has destroyed almost the entire human population. Oblivious to the true nature of the disease, the only remaining survivors escape to the sea. In great ships, they set off in search of uninhabited land.
Poland's first digital 3D re-creation of the city of Warsaw, destroyed in the Second World War.
War erupts on an industrial wasteland.
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