Letters From Wolf Street
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Documentary / Drama | OV with English subtitles | 97 min.
The film is in Polish, English, Chinese, Arabic, Romani with English subtitles. The discussion with M. Arjun Talwar at the end will be interpreted in French for those who would like a translation.
SYNOPSIS
In downtown Warsaw, on Wolf Street (Ulica Wilcza), Arjun Talwar, who emigrated from India ten years ago, still struggles to find his place. Seeking to better understand his adopted home, he films his neighbours and explores the relationships that shape this unique street. With the help of his friend Mo, another immigrant filmmaker, Arjun encounters a gallery of memorable characters: a postman delivering comfort as well as letters, a Syrian exile recreating his hometown, and a wandering brass band. Through their stories, he discovers people who, like himself, live between past and present, between memory and belonging. On the kilometre-long stretch of Wolf Street emerges a portrait of contemporary Europe—diverse, complex, and full of contradictions. Challenging stereotypes about Poland, the film offers a witty, intimate, and deeply human look at a country seen through the eyes of a foreign filmmaker.
Good to know
In collaboration with: Ciné Le Paris, Commission for Intercultural Living Together, Commission for Equal Opportunities and Social Cohesion, Openscreen.
The discussion with Arjun Talwar at the end will be interpreted into French for those who wish a translation.
Automatically translated from English.
Where does it take place?
Bettembourg, Ciné le Paris
12 Rue de la Gare 3236 3382
Noertzange Bettembourg
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