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Best friends Ari and Zahra are both 14 years old. Ari learns she has an incurable illness, while Zahra unexpectedly loses her right to asylum in the Netherlands and must return to Afghanistan. Ari writes a letter to the government asking: "I’m dying. Can Zahra take my place and not be deported?"
A moving film about determination, hope, first kisses, and true friendship that lasts until the very end.

Best friends Ari and Zahra are both 14 years old. Ari learns she has an incurable illness, while Zahra unexpectedly loses her right to asylum in the Netherlands and must return to Afghanistan. Ari writes a letter to the government asking: "I’m dying. Can Zahra take my place and not be deported?"
A moving film about determination, hope, first kisses, and true friendship that lasts until the very end.

The new The Walt Disney Company and Pixar film "Hoppers" tells the story of scientists who invent “hopnosis” — a groundbreaking technology that allows human consciousness to be transplanted into animal-like robots to explore the world of real animals.

The main character, Mabel, a passionate nature lover, seizes the opportunity and, through hopnosis, uncovers the secrets of Mother Nature beyond anything she ever imagined.

Best friends Ari and Zahra are both 14 years old. Ari learns she has an incurable illness, while Zahra unexpectedly loses her right to asylum in the Netherlands and must return to Afghanistan. Ari writes a letter to the government asking: "I’m dying. Can Zahra take my place and not be deported?"
A moving film about determination, hope, first kisses, and true friendship that lasts until the very end.

The new The Walt Disney Company and Pixar film "Hoppers" tells the story of scientists who invent “hopnosis” — a groundbreaking technology that allows human consciousness to be transplanted into animal-like robots to explore the world of real animals.

The main character, Mabel, a passionate nature lover, seizes the opportunity and, through hopnosis, uncovers the secrets of Mother Nature beyond anything she ever imagined.

Best friends Ari and Zahra are both 14 years old. Ari learns she has an incurable illness, while Zahra unexpectedly loses her right to asylum in the Netherlands and must return to Afghanistan. Ari writes a letter to the government asking: "I’m dying. Can Zahra take my place and not be deported?"
A moving film about determination, hope, first kisses, and true friendship that lasts until the very end.

The new The Walt Disney Company and Pixar film "Hoppers" tells the story of scientists who invent “hopnosis” — a groundbreaking technology that allows human consciousness to be transplanted into animal-like robots to explore the world of real animals.

The main character, Mabel, a passionate nature lover, seizes the opportunity and, through hopnosis, uncovers the secrets of Mother Nature beyond anything she ever imagined.

The new The Walt Disney Company and Pixar film "Hoppers" tells the story of scientists who invent “hopnosis” — a groundbreaking technology that allows human consciousness to be transplanted into animal-like robots to explore the world of real animals.

The main character, Mabel, a passionate nature lover, seizes the opportunity and, through hopnosis, uncovers the secrets of Mother Nature beyond anything she ever imagined.

Best friends Ari and Zahra are both 14 years old. Ari learns she has an incurable illness, while Zahra unexpectedly loses her right to asylum in the Netherlands and must return to Afghanistan. Ari writes a letter to the government asking: "I’m dying. Can Zahra take my place and not be deported?"
A moving film about determination, hope, first kisses, and true friendship that lasts until the very end.

One of the most famous films in Polish cinema—a story of a young resistance fighter torn between duty and the desire for a normal life, blending romantic ethos with the tragic fate of the “cursed.”

A visually, sonically, and narratively dazzling adaptation of Wyspiański’s drama—a modernist spectacle that demonstrates the universal power of Polish symbols and the expressive strength of national cinema.

Light in tone yet serious in meaning, this portrait of Warsaw’s young intellectuals in the early 1960s captures a longing for authenticity in a world of poses and conventions—and remains a key work of the Polish New Wave.

A revelatory journey through archives and memory in Stalinist Poland, exposing propaganda’s power to destroy the individual and standing as one of the most important cinematic portraits of systemic oppression.

A sensual, painterly meditation on life and death—an existential confrontation between the affirmation of existence and the abyss of mourning, revealing universal truths about human nature.