

CinĂ©-Together : Letters from Wolf Street đ„
âAn English version will follow.
âCinĂ©-Together est notre rendez-vous cinĂ©ma mensuel en collaboration avec CinĂ©-Quartier. đż
âLetters from Wolf Street đŹ
âDocumentaire â 2025 - VO Polonais avec sous-titres français
âDans Letters from Wolf Street, on suit Arjun Talwar, jeune cinĂ©aste indien installĂ© en Pologne, qui pose un regard empreint de tendresse et de bienveillance sur la vie quotidienne de ses voisin·e·s Ă Varsovie. Avec la complicitĂ© de son amie Mo Tan, immigrante chinoise, il rĂ©vĂšle les banalitĂ©s du quotidien de son quartier, ses contradictions, les relations qui se forgent ou se refusent, le racisme latent ou affirmĂ©, les divisions ou lâacceptation.
âĂ travers le film et la discussion qui suivra, les participant·e·s seront invité·e·s Ă rĂ©flĂ©chir aux thĂšmes de lâimmigration, de lâappartenance et de la cohabitation, tout en partageant leurs impressions dans une atmosphĂšre conviviale. (RIDM)
âVoir la bande-annonce
âCette projection est prĂ©sentĂ©e en collaboration avec les RIDM.
âđčPetit menu de bouffe + boissons
đżPocorn gratuit
â* Places limitĂ©es!
* Les frais d'inscription ne sont pas remboursables, sauf si l'événement est annulé.
âCinĂ©-Together is our monthly movie event in collaboration with CinĂ©-Quartier. đż
âLetters from Wolf Street đŹ
âDocumentary â 2025 â VO Polish with french subtitles
âInterested in Polish cinema, Arjun Talwar left India to study film in Poland. A decade later, his integration into the country has proven slower and more complex than anticipated. Driven by a genuine desire to connect, camera in hand, he casts a tender and caring gaze on his neighbours on Wolf Street, Warsaw. With the witty help of his friend Mo Tan, a Chinese immigrant with whom he studied, the filmmaker reveals the banalities of everyday life in his neighbourhood, its contradictions, forged or rejected relationships, latent or overt racism, and manifestations of division or acceptance.
âThe result is a nuanced portrait of this microcosm with a healthy dose of humour. This sincere antidote to hatred tackles several issues relating to immigration, racism, and belonging, showing how the present carries a heavy past. (RIDM)
âWatch the trailer
âđčSmall food and drink menu
đżFree popcorn
âThis screening is presented in collaboration with RIDM.
â* Limited spots!
* Registration fees are non-refundable unless the event is canceled.