“Pitbull: Dangerous Women”, featuring policewomen in the leading roles. In 2015, women accounted for 40 percent of officers admitted to the police force. Among them are Zuza (Joanna Kulig) and Jadźka (Anna Dereszowska). The newly recruited policewomen soon encounter their older colleagues: Gebels (Andrzej Grabowski) and Majami (Piotr Stramowski). Their experience will prove invaluable when the officers confront corrupt superiors, such as Izabela Zych, alias Somalia (Magdalena Cielecka), and the brutal criminal world of the “fuel” mafia. The heroines’ private lives are equally complicated. Jadźka struggles every day with her unpredictable husband (Artur Żmijewski), an intelligence service employee connected to the mafia, while Zuza becomes unfortunately entangled in an affair with Remek, alias Cukier (Sebastian Fabijański), a sociopathic gangster whose girlfriend, Drabina (Alicja Bachelda-Curuś), is just being released from prison…
The children’s film “Trolls” features cheerful, singing and fantastically colorful creatures. They live in an equally colorful forest, know little about the world around them and enjoy every moment. Poppy is especially enthusiastic; her carefree happiness spreads to everyone around her. The exception is Mruk, a loner who believes that all Trolls are in great danger. His prophecies come true when the Bergens, the Trolls’ age-old enemies, find their way to the village and kidnap Poppy’s best friends. Poppy decides to rescue them. With difficulty, she persuades Mruk to help her, and the two set off for the Bergens’ city to save their kidnapped friends. The film is shown in both the traditional version and in 3D.
The team behind “Masterminds” is responsible for one of the most famous robberies in US history. The main roles are played by “The Hangover” star Zach Galifianakis, as well as Owen Wilson, Jason Sudeikis and Kristen Wiig. Despite being socially maladjusted, Dave tries to do his job as an armored-car driver conscientiously. Day after day, he transports other people’s millions, dreaming of his own fortune and of winning the heart of a colleague. His fantasies become reality when Steve and his accomplices decide to steal money deposited in the transport company’s vault. The newly formed gang has very little criminal potential, but the operation ends in unexpected success. Thousands of police officers and federal agents stand between the newly minted criminals and complete happiness. The hardest part is still ahead of them, because when living in hiding, it is difficult to spend millions and remain unnoticed.
Also showing at the cinema, in its second week, is Marvel Studios’ latest film “Doctor Strange,” as well as the gripping Polish crime film “A Simple Story About Murder.
Details and reservations are available on the Forum Cinema website.