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The film Camino dla opornych opens in more than 100 Polish cinemas on October 30
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The French comedy-drama Camino dla opornych begins its release in over 100 Polish cinemas on Friday, October 30. The film follows a teacher experiencing a life crisis and a 17-year-old boy with anger management issues as they walk over 1,000 kilometers to Santiago de Compostela. The story depicts their three-month journey and the relationship that develops between them despite their differences.
Various figures, including Martyna Wojciechowska, Filip Gurłacz, Jasiek Mela, Muniek Staszczyk, and Marek Kamiński, have recommended the film. Representatives of the Church, psychologists, and educators are also among those endorsing the work. Wojciechowska described the film as beautiful, funny, and wise.
The film has already reached 1.2 million viewers in France, and Polish pre-screening events drew nearly 8 thousand people.
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- Reporting@Stacja7plMartyna Wojciechowska, Filip Gurłacz, Jasiek Mela i inni polecają ten film! Co ich poruszyło?
Stacja7 · Paulina Armatys
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