The film Kler in Norway will be screened several times. The production is very popular, as evidenced by the sale of all tickets for the broadcast of the film in Drammen on October 20. It also arouses great controversy, as evidenced, for example, by the ban on displaying in Ostrołęka.
Film Kler in Norway - when and where?
The film Kler in Norway will be shown thanks to the organization Project Cinema.
The sessions have already taken place here:
- in Bergen October 17 i October 23 at 21:00 in Bergen Kino,
- in Rakkestad October 19 at 20:00 in Rakkestad Kino,
- in Tønsberg on days October 19 i October 20 at 18:00 in Brygga and Tønsberg,
- in Stavanger October 19 i October 20 at 18:30 at SF Kino Sølvberget Stavanger,
- in Sandnes October 19, October 20 i October 21 at 19:00 in Odeon,
- in Ski October 19 i October 20 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Skien October 19 i October 20 at 21:00 Odeon,
- in Lillestrøm October 19 i October 20 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Sotra October 19, October 20 i October 21 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Moss October 19 i October 20 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Sarpsborg October 19, October 20 i October 21 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Oslo October 19, October 20 i October 21 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Trondheim October 19 i October 23 at 20:30 in Kino Nova,
- in Grimstad October 20 at 18:30 in Grimstad Kulturhus,
- in Arendal October 20 i October 21 at 19:00 in Arendal Kino,
- in Kristiansand October 20 at 18:15 in Kristiansand Kino,
- in Lillehammer October 20 i October 21 at 18:00 in Odeon,
- in Sandvika October 20 i October 21 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Sotra October 20 at 21:00 in Odeon,
- in Steinkjer October 20 i October 21 at 21:00 at Skeinkjer Kino,
- in Sandefjord October 21 at 15:00 in Hjertnes Kulthus,
- in Kristiansand October 21 i October 22 at 18:00 in Kristiansand Kino,
- in Drammen October 22, October 24 i October 25 at 21:00 at KinoCity,
- in Hamar October 23 i October 24 at 20:00 in Hamar Kino,
- in Molde October 25 at 19:00 in Molde Kino,
- in Førde October 25 at 20:00 in Førdehuset,
- in Ålesund October 1th at 21:30 in Odeon,
- in Tromsø October 2th at 21:15 in Verdensteatret kafe og bar,
- in Støren November 4 at 19:45 i November 10 at 21:00 in Støren Kulturhus,
- in Hitra October 7th at 20:00 at Hitra Kino,
- in Kristiandsund October 9th at 21:30 and October 11th at 17:30 at NFkino Kristiansund,
- in Verdal October 9th at 22:00 at NFkino,
- in Fredrikstad October 11th at 16 p.m. at Fredrikstad Kino,
- in Ål October 11th at 19:00 in Ål Kulthus,
- in Lofthus October 16th at 20:30 in Krossvoll Kino,
- in Tysvær October 17th at 17:00 at Tysværtuner Kulturhus.
Controversial production
The film Kler is a controversial production. Several facts decide about it: it touches upon the issues of the influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland, it was made by a popular director, and should also receive a prestigious award at the Polish Feature Film Festival in Gdynia. It was the longest applauded production with a total of 11 minutes of applause. It is customary in such situations to award the Golden Klakier statuette, but at the last minute the President of Polish Radio Gdańsk decided at the last minute that this award would not be awarded to anyone.
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Ban in Ostrołęka
In recent days, the Internet has also lived with the ban on screening the film, which was introduced in Ostrołęka. The only city cinema in this town belongs to the Municipal Cultural Center, which is managed by the authorities of Ostrołęka.
The local president - Janusz Kotowski - has been performing his function for 12 years. Previously, he worked, among others as a catechist and director of the Social Secondary School of Economics. It was the president who decided that the film Kler would not be shown in the only cinema in Ostrołęka.
In an interview with Tygodnik Ostrowiecki, the manager of the "Jantar" cinema in Ostrołęka admitted that he did not rule out the screening of the film in October. According to his assurances, the repertoire is still being compiled. Certainly, however, on the day of its premiere (September 28), there will be no screening of the film Kler in the city's cinema.
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For residents, however, the lack of a session is not a problem. Other institutions in the region will broadcast this film on their screens. The show will take place, among others in nearby Łomża, where there is a private cinema called "Millenium". It is only 37 km from Ostrołęka, in addition, several buses run between the towns during the day.
Not only Ostrołęka
Not only the inhabitants of Ostrołęka have a problem with watching the controversial production. There will be screenings in Grodzisk Mazowiecki with a month delay, and the councilors in Ełk vote on a resolution banning the screening of the film in public institutions. Tomasz Andrukiewicz - President of Ełk - in an interview with polsatnews.pl expressed the hope that the ban would not be introduced. He stated unequivocally that: “We live in the XNUMXst century and the issues of censorship are long gone. The councilor filed an application on his own behalf, which cannot be approved by me ”.
The film had a record opening
The production was long-awaited. The size of the commercial success is evidenced not only by the fact that it was the most applauded film at the Gdynia Film Festival. Last weekend, it recorded the best opening in Polish cinematography in 30 years. On the first days of the premiere, the production of Smarzowski's work was watched by 935 357 viewers. This is the best result since 1989. This result is better, among others from "Fifty Shades of Gray" - the screening of the popular novel attracted 834 viewers at the same time.
Will the film Kler in Norway have an equally impressive opening?
Father Adam Szustak went to the cinema
Father Adam Szustak is a famous Dominican who with his form of evangelization is conquering the Internet all over the world. He decided to watch the production and to that end he went to the cinema wearing his habit. As he confessed in an interview with WP.pl: “I am grateful for this production. All the things in the film are true, but it is worth knowing that this is not the only truth about the Church. I was disappointed with the ending that gave me no faith and hope. "
The film Kler in Norway can be watched from 19 October. The screenings will take place in many cities, including in Bergen, Oslo, Stavanger and others.
Film Kler in Norway - description of the distributor
A few years ago, tragic events linked the fate of three Catholic priests. Now, on each anniversary of the catastrophe they miraculously escaped with their lives, the clergy meet to celebrate the fact of their survival. They arrange things very differently on a daily basis. Lisowski (Jacek Braciak) works at the curia in a big city and makes a career dreaming about the Vatican. The problem is that Archbishop Mordowicz (Janusz Gajos), a luxurious church dignitary who uses political influence to build the largest sanctuary in Poland, stands in his way ... The other priest - Trybus (Robert Więckiewicz), unlike Lisowski, is a rural parish priest. While ministering in a place of poverty, he increasingly succumbs to human weakness. Kukule (Arkadiusz Jakubik) is not doing very well either, who - despite his fervent faith - loses the trust of his parishioners overnight. Soon the stories of the three clergymen will merge once again, and the events that will take place will have an impact on the lives of each of them.
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