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Anna and Wilhelm Sasnal in conversation with Jakub Majmurek and Łukasz Ronduda about their films “It Looks Pretty from a Distance” and “Parasite”.
Anna Cieplak and Agnieszka Muras: Cieszyn Is Like Dogville
Late in 2014, the Cultural Centre celebrated its 5th anniversary. On that occasion, a journalist for “Gazeta Codzienna” spoke to Anna Cieplak and Agnieszka Muras.
Can’t you see that people are living here?!
Wrocław, Poland: How excavators destroyed a Roma camp. By Dawid Krawczyk.
The materialist turn in Polish politics
Could two surprising new political parties – Noweczesna.pl and Razem – shake up the conservative political system in Poland?
The New Europeans: Like the Old on Greece
Poland’s man in Brussels, President of the European Council Donald Tusk, has truly settled into his shoes as a new member of the European elite.
The Engaged University: on the struggle for more democratic education
In May, students at the University of Warsaw formed the ‘Engaged University’ initiative to protest the introduction of new study regulations. A month later, they discuss their progress so far and their future plans.
Razem: We need to reclaim the social minimum
Kinga Stańczuk and Wojciech Kuśmierek from Razem discuss the political vision of Poland’s new and rapidly growing anti-austerity party.