In the animation “Space Adventure. Woof Woof, We Have a Problem,” Małgorzata Kożuchowska and Agnieszka Dygant, as inseparable duo Biała and Strzała, will have viewers laughing their way into space. This time, the heroines’ mission is to find objects disappearing from Earth. Why do aliens need the Statue of Liberty, cars, an amusement park and a phone booth? And why does a gang of furballs led by a huge tomcat want to get rid of Lucek—Biała’s son—by sending him literally to the Moon? There have not been this many adventures in one film for a long time! A monkey at the controls of an American space mission who thinks only about taking a good selfie guarantees great fun. The clever rat Lenny quickly spots an opportunity for an international career, while the brave dogs discover that aliens have feelings too and desperately miss their home.
A visionary thriller pulsing with energy from the creators of “Paranormal Activity,” “Nerve” reveals the temptations and dangers of a world ruled by social media. NERVE begins with a simple question: are you a Player or a Watcher? On the surface, it is an innocent online game involving challenges set by the Watchers. However, the stakes quickly rise, along with the risks one must take to win… that is, to survive. VEE has had enough of living in the shadow of her popularity-loving friend Sydney. One night, she decides to break out of her orderly world and heads to New York to take part in Nerve. The game begins with simple tasks: she must kiss a handsome stranger and then steal something from a luxury department store with him. The fun gathers pace. Vee and her new friend Ian become increasingly popular with the Watchers, who compete to raise the stakes and devise ever more dangerous challenges. Soon, however, Vee realizes that she has become the target of manipulation. Her online accounts are hacked, her credit cards blocked, and she herself becomes Nerve’s prisoner. This is no longer a game, but a fight for her life in front of millions of anonymous Watchers.
“Sausage Party” is the story of Frank, a sausage who discovers the truth about himself—who he is and what his role is. He is joined by other food products who have always been told that as soon as they end up in a shopping cart, they will find themselves in paradise, a land of happiness and eternal joy where rivers flow with juicy ketchup and the Milky Way is truly made of milk. However, when Frank and his friends escape from the store, reality turns out to be quite different. Just take a look inside a hot dog… Warning! This is not an animated film for children! The film contains content and language unsuitable for children!
In addition, our cinema is showing the action film “Mechanic: Resurrection” for a second week, as well as the biographical comedy-drama “Florence Foster Jenkins.” Reservations can be made on the Kino Forum website.