“Martian”. The new film by Ridley Scott in theaters [VIDEO] – BiałystokOnline.pl

On Friday (2.10) released in Polish cinemas comes a new film by Ridley Scott – “Martian”. The main role is played by Matt Damon in it.

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The premiere is the long-awaited film “Martian”

The terrible sandstorm makes the Martian expedition, which includes Mark Watney, must flee for his life from the Red Planet. When badly injured Mark regains consciousness, she states that it was on Mars itself devastated by the storm in the camp, with minimal air and food supplies, and in addition without communication with Earth. Worse, he was declared dead, so nobody will organize a rescue expedition. Could it be the end? Nothing of that. The film can be seen in Helios.

Another premiere is an American comedy “The Apprentice” with Robert De Niro – the story of 70-year-old widower, who discovered that retirement is not all that great. Therefore, going back to active life and employed as a senior intern in the editorial website devoted to fashion.

The screen also includes three Polish films. The first is “Chemistry” – inspired by true events, the story of an unusual love of two young people teetering between life and death. The film was made against the background of events in the life of Magda Prokopovich, founder of the Foundation Rak’n’Roll.

The other is the movie “Mary Whitehouse” dir. Filip Bajon. To Melanie, the granddaughter of Mary Whitehouse, comes Rainer Dulsky, professor of psychiatry from Switzerland. He feels that it has something to do with the apartment building in which they live Dulscy … The main roles are: Krystyna Janda, Katarzyna Figura and Maja Ostaszewska.

The third Polish premiere of the movie “Pilecki”, dedicated to one of the most fascinating characters in modern Polish history. He dedicated his life to the fight against murderous dictatorships of the twentieth century – German National Socialism and Soviet Communism.

On the screen two new cinema forum – Austrian document “in the basement” and “45 years” with Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay, who followed their roles were awarded the Silver Bears at the Berlin Festival.

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