Polish Cinema Day: Homeland

TypeHall 1 - Cinema

Hour

11.11

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13.15 hours |

Homeland tells the story of the relationship between Thomas Mann (Hanns Zischler), a Nobel Prize winner in literature, and his daughter Erika (Sandra Hüller), an actress and writer. The action takes place at the height of the Cold War. A father and daughter embark on an arduous, emotional journey in a black Buick through ruined Germany — from American-controlled Frankfurt to Soviet-influenced Weimar. For the first time since the end of the war, Mann returns to his homeland, having previously made the difficult decision to emigrate to the United States.

language: German and Polish with Polish subtitlesHomeland, dir. Paweł Pawlikowski, Poland, Germany, Italy, France, 2026, 82'

--For whom: youth, adults

Venue: Sala 1 - Kinowa

tickets: 22 zł (n), 19 zł (u), 17 zł (with Kinomana Card)

-- [Black and white poster. Interior of the car. A woman and a man sit in the front seats. The woman behind the wheel turns backwards.]

The film is available for people with special needs in the area of vision. The audio description and the voiceover version of the subtitles are made available using the Cinema Available application. More information about the application available at: kinodostepne.pl

What is worth knowing about the application?

- Allows you to use audio descriptions and subtitles in audio version during movie screenings.

- It is simple to use and free — both for the cinema and the user.

- No additional hardware required, just download the app from the App Store/Google Play and install it on your smartphone.

- All you need is a high-speed internet connection in the cinema room for the app to work properly.

- It has been approved by Foundations working for accessibility.