Classics of Polish silent cinema with live music at Kino Świt (free event)

There are films that must be seen on the big screen. And there are those that must also be heard live. On October 11, 2026, Dom Kultury Świt invites you to a screening you won't experience at home on the couch. "Zew morza" directed by Henryk Szaro is an adventure-romantic story about a boy who has dreamed of distant voyages since childhood. As Stach, he sets off following the call of the sea, becomes an officer on a sailing ship, and wins the heart of his owner's daughter. A sensational intrigue, a great love, and a Baltic adventure intertwine here into a story that loses none of its power. Why is it worth it? It's a piece of Polish cinema history. "Zew morza" is considered the first maritime film in the history of our cinematography. The footage was shot in Gdynia, Gdańsk, and Puck, as well as on the open sea. Today we watch these frames like a journey through time, to Poland from almost a hundred years ago. It's a film that has regained a second life. The picture was reconstructed by Filmoteka Narodowa, thanks to which we can watch it in a refreshed, full-of-atmosphere version. It's music that happens here and now. Silent cinema was never silent. Sounds played live build tension, emphasize emotions, and make each screening unique. [Uzupełnij: kto zagra i na jakich instrumentach.] It's an experience best lived together. A dark room, shared emotions, and music right beside you are something no streaming can replace. For whom? For lovers of cinema and good music, for fans of history and maritime tales, for families looking for a Sunday alternative to an ordinary screening, and for anyone who wants to try something new. You don't need to know silent cinema. Curiosity is enough. Details: 📅 October 11, 2026 (Sunday), 4:00 PM 📍 Dom Kultury Świt, ul. Wysockiego 11 🎟️free admission