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What tune do TWO RIVERSIDES play? |
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The concert of Brazilian bossa nova sounded at the very beginning of the Festival not by chance. Bruno Baretto appeared in Kazimierz and opened ‘Music, My Love’ section of the Festival with his 'Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands'. The masterpiece was presented in the ruins of the Kazimierz castle. The music for this film was written by Francis Hime, who greeted the audience from the same stage the day before. |
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Leo Kantor-Violin of oblivion |
For wise men to remember, for unaware to learn, for politicians as a warning. This was the motto of Leo Kantor’s unusual show – ‘To Leave With Violin’.
His theatre is a documentary one. In the show he uses authentic reminders and photographs. The scenography consists of a small table with a laptop to present photographs, and a chair with the violin on them. It’s an original Olo Spiro’s instrument who played them since he was 7 years old. It survived the war, exile and served him to the end of his life. It was used in Warsaw, Białystok, in a camp barrack, and in Stockholm. It is the testimony of its time and death it saw.
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I’m an anti-communist – Ryszard Bugajski |
Maciek Drobina, our journalist from ‘TWO RIVERSIDES Voice’, was impressed by Ryszard Bugajski. After one of the festival screenings he talked the director into an interview.
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What a circus that PRL was ... |
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After ‘Interrogation’ was made, the Censorship didn’t allow to screen it for 7 years. But thanks to the underground and conspiracy it could see the daylight. It became a legend and after 30 years from its making, it could still arouse admiration in the audience of TWO RIVERSIDES festival. In ‘I Love Cinema’ Café we could meet Ryszard Bugajski, the director of this film. |
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FOCUS ON THE YOUNG – Ireneusz Grzyb/Aleksandra Gowin |
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Why the world’s gone crazy?
Has it? We can’t say that. In our opinion it hasn’t gone crazy, and those voices that claim it has belong to people who went crazy and now try to pretend they are normal, that it’s the world that stopped being normal. Apart from some people who are indeed crazy, the world’s fine. So the motto of this year’s edition of the Festival is only a reason for the discussion, not a statement. |
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