October Warsaw Short Framing at Kadra

Short film (15+), Thursday, 22.10.2026, 7:00 PM room: Broadway free admission, but online seat reservation or reservation at DK Kadr is required Link to seat reservation: seat selection - biletyna.pl event duration: approx. 85 minutes + audience talk In the program Muchy, dir. Edgardo Pistone (Italy) 15’, 15+ Four boys kill time wandering around the city, making stupid jokes and talking about girls. Their carefree attitude ends the moment they learn the consequences of their actions. Betonowe czasy, dir. Lucia Kašová (Slovakia) 20’, 15+ A documentary symphony about Bratislava, where nostalgia mixes with uncertainty about the future related to the construction of the tallest building in the city and its social consequences. Zorza, dir. Hyuny-kyung Nova Lee (South Korea) 26’, 16+ A young girl takes on various jobs to survive in the big city. Despite her efforts, she cannot pay the rent, so she begins searching for a new place to live. It turns out to be harder than she expected. Żuk na końcu ulicy, dir. Joan Vives Lozano (Spain) 19’, 15+ Amadeo lives in a small town with his father-in-law. One day Lolín, a fish seller, while decapitating an eel has a vision: Amadeo will die in seven days. Maciej Misztal – graduate of film and television production organization at the Film School in Katowice and cultural studies at UKSW. Originator and director of the Lublin Film Festival. Culture animator, film educator, researcher of cultural events. Curator of film screenings cooperating with cultural institutions and festivals. For years he has been developing an original method of working with cinema audiences based on building local communities through the use of the phenomenon of cinema empathy. Originator and curator of the Warsaw Short Framing project. Producer and production manager of documentary films and television programs. Awarded the Medal of the Mayor of the City of Lublin. Link to the event on FB