Kosmos Film Club | Fall 2026

The Kosmos Film Club is a series of screenings with a long tradition, referring to the famous Kosmos cinema, which once operated on Oruni.

During the screening, you can watch specially selected, unusual films and interesting productions from recent years. Each screening is preceded by an introduction, and after the video there is a conversation with the audience.

Introductions and discussions are led by Gdańsk film experts: Weronika Orzechowska, Mikołaj Lewalski and Joanna Dołęga.

Kosmos Film Club is an intimate place for people who want to watch an interesting film in good conditions, chat after the screening and spend the evening without haste. Coffee, tea and small refreshments are available on site.

“Madly. In this madness there is a method”, directed by Paolo Genovese, 2025, 6:00 p.m.

What is hidden in our thoughts? Who really lives in our head? A crazy, romantic, passionate, thoughtful person? Or is there a lot of noise in our minds?

Paolo Genovese, creator of the hit “Good Lies in Nice Company”, talks about interpersonal relationships and what is inside us in his new film.

“Sentimental Value” by Joachim Trier, 2025, 6:00 p.m.

Sisters Nora and Agnes meet their long-unseen father, Gustav, a charismatic film director. Gustav offers Nora a role in his latest film, which is supposed to be his return to the cinema.

When Nora rejects the offer, her father hires a young Hollywood star. The sisters must cope not only with the complicated relationship with their father, but also with the presence of an actress who changes their family dynamics.

“Flow” directed by Gints Zilbalodis, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.

The cat is used to loneliness and its own paths. When a mysterious flood engulfs the world he knows, an old wooden boat becomes his only refuge.

Also on board are a capybara, a bird, a lemur and a dog. Together, the animals face the horrors of the elements and other challenges. “Flow” is a story of interspecies friendship, solidarity and transformation.

“Reality” directed by Tina Satter, 2023 at 18:00

Reality Winner, a young translator, leads an ordinary life: she works, practices yoga, goes shopping and posts photos on social media. One day, FBI agents enter her house.

Reality is suspected of printing secret documents. In a stressful situation, he protects himself with humor, and with the presence of foreign men in the house, he seems to worry more for the sake of his cat and dog.

“No Way Out” directed by Chan-wook Park, 2025, 6:00 p.m.

Man-su leads an ideal life: he has a stable job, a family, a home and two golden retrievers. It only takes one day for everything to fall apart. When he loses his job at the paper mill, he also loses his sense of status, identity and meaning in life.

“No Way Out” is a new film by Park Chan-wook, creator of “Oldboy,” “The Handmaid,” and “Suspect.” This is a black comedy about the rat race, the corporate mentality, the male ego and modern fears.

Confessions of a Swedish Man, directed by Hampus Linder, 2025, 6:00 p.m.

A Swedish single father and feminist goes to a conservative men's convention in Denmark. He wants to understand the anger of the men participating in it and see why such meetings are important to them.

His journey turns into a personal crisis and years of immersion in the so-called manosphere. The film shows an online space where ultra-masculine narratives, misogyny and feelings of hurt spread through social media and message boards.

Films may include scenes of violent violence, scenes of flashing lights, vulgar language, scenes of alcohol and drug use, suicide and mourning themes, scenes of sex and nudity.

Foreign films are shown in a version with Polish subtitles and original sound. No audio description and translation of PJM.

The room where the sessions are held is located upstairs, without an elevator. No facilities for people with alternative motor skills.