Deaf Cinema is a free program for Deaf audiences dedicated to film culture in its broadest sense. The project includes 16 film screenings with interpretation into Polish Sign Language, as well as a series of workshops: meetings with experts in editing, cinematography, and film equipment operation. The aim of Deaf Cinema is to create
a regular platform for meetings and the exchange of film practices—between audiences and creators from both hearing and Deaf cultures.

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Schedule of film screenings at Kino Muranów
(Gen. W. Andersa 5, 00-147 Warsaw):

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• 19.05, 18:00 >>> Kochanica króla

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• 2.06, 18:00 >>> Bracia ze stali

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• 9.06, 18:00 >>> Kochanica króla

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• 16.06, 18:00 >>> Bracia ze stali

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• 30.06, 18:00 >>> Perfect Days

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• 14.07, 18:00 >>> Perfect Days

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• 28.07, 18:00 >>> Jutro będzie nasze

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• 11.08, 18:00 >>> Jutro będzie nasze

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• 25.08, 18:00 >>> Bohater

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• 9.09, 18:00 >>> Bohater

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• 23.09, 18:00 >>> Love Lies Bleeding

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• 7.10, 18:00 >>> Love Lies Bleeding

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• 21.10, 18:00 >>> Emilia Perez

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• 3.11,18:00 >>> Emilia Perez

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• 17.11, 18:00 >>> Spirited Away: W krainie bogów

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• 1.12, 18:00 >>> Spirited Away: W krainie bogów

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Free admission — registration required. How to sign up?

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• via Skype: pzgwarszawa

• via email: marta.abramczyk@pzg.warszawa.pl or gluchekino@gmail.com

• via Messenger / Facebook: PZG Warszawa

• in person: visit the PZG office (Białostocka 4) and pick up a ticket

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Priority is given to members of the Deaf community, for whom the project is intended. Hearing participants are welcome subject to availability.

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Film workshops will begin in the second half of the year. Details coming soon.

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The event is co-organized by the Automatophone Foundation and Jasna 10: Warsaw Political Critique Community Center as part of the public project “Jasna 10: Social Institution of Culture,” funded by the City of Warsaw.

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Partners: Kino Muranów / Gutek Film, Polish Association of the Deaf (Mazowieckie Branch)

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Funded by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund.