The film “Robinson Crusoe” tells the story of a castaway from the perspective of the animals inhabiting the deserted island where Robinson washes ashore.
A cheerful parrot is the life and soul of the animal community living on the deserted island. Among the chatterbox bird’s closest friends are a chameleon, a female tapir, an elderly goat, two pangolins, a porcupine and a female kingfisher, on whom our hero secretly has a crush. But the parrot has had enough of bathing in the ocean and drying its feathers on the golden sand of an exotic beach. It longs to see the world! One day, it encounters a strange animal that walks on two hind legs and can shed its skin (or, in human terms, take off its clothes). This is Robinson Crusoe, who, after a shipwreck, is washed ashore on the island by the waves. At first distrustful of the peculiar newcomer, the animals gradually become friends with him. Soon Robinson and his new friends will join forces to face the danger threatening the island’s inhabitants.
“How to Be Single” — there are happy singles, unhappy singles, and then there is... Alice. And Robin, Lucy, Meg, Tom and David. New York is teeming with singles looking for their other half—whether they want lifelong love, a one-night stand or something in between. What unites all of them as they struggle through a maze of suggestive text messages and one-night adventures is the need to understand what it really means to be single in a world full of constantly evolving definitions of love. The search for happiness in the city that never sleeps has never been so exciting...
“The Thorn of God” is the first film to recount the last three years of Jesus Christ’s life as seen through the eyes of the Apostles. Jesus is portrayed as an ordinary man who meets, talks and feasts with his disciples. Despite numerous tensions and doubts, the Apostles recognize the Messiah in Jesus. They see that, sent by God, he performs miracles unlike anything anyone has done before. Out of love for humanity, he overcomes human fear and fulfills the Father’s will to the very end...
For the second week, we are screening the large-scale visionary science-fiction blockbuster based on one of the greatest literary phenomena of recent years—“The Divergent Series: Allegiant”—as well as Anne Fontaine’s latest film, the drama “The Innocents,” based on a true story and filmed entirely in Poland. Details and reservations on Kino Forum’s Bolesławiec website.