DCF—110 years of good movies

Sunday, September 13 | DCF | Lwów screening room

Palast Theater, one of the first cinemas in the German city of Breslau, opened on September 3, 1910. Its building housed the Warszawa cinema after World War II; having undergone a thorough modernization at the start of the last decade, it became the Lower Silesia Film Centre (Dolnośląskie Centrum Filmowe). DCF, the heir of this location’s rich cinematic history, is celebrating 110 years of cinema on Kościuszki Square. This is a great opportunity to reach into the festival archives and present a number of films which made history at DCF by winning the Lower Silesia Grand Prix Award at previous editions of Millennium Docs Against Gravity in these storied walls.

 

MINDING THE GAP, dir. Bing Liu

SONITA, dir.  Rokhsareh Ghaemmaghami

THE PEARL BUTTON, dir.  Patricio Guzmán

5 BROKEN CAMERAS, dir. Guy Davidi, Emad Burnat

THE ACT OF KILLING, dir. Joshua Oppenheimer

These five productions are masterpieces of documentary filmmaking, evoking the spirit of world-class cinema in Wrocław residents.