[Filmfestivalresearch] [nh] With you even to the end of the world. Sunday at the festival

[New Horizons newsletter]

With you even to the end of the world. Sunday at the festival 
  We’ve traveled hundreds of kilometers between movie theaters, jumped thousands of steps at the Arsenal Festival Club, and sprinted to catch last-minute screenings. We strolled the red carpet at the Gala Screenings, steered the azimuth to the Discoveries, walked alongside the monstresses in the Third Eye section, and went hand in hand with the art at the Visual Front. We took long walks through short films in Shortlist, and occasionally strayed off the main trail into the Lost Lost Lost section. We visited France with Bertrand Bonello, the US with Yvonne Rainer, Japan with Nagisa Ōshima, and Switzerland with Alain Tanner. We sailed along African New Waves, immersed ourselves in the VR Stage, followed the Art Scene’s trail, and entered the Midnight Madness after dark. Most importantly, we learned that true friends are made along the journey. 
  Behind us: 10 exceptional days with the world’s best festival audiences. Ahead of us: the last Sunday with screenings in theaters. After that, you can take New Horizons to go and continue watching films online until August 4. 
  With you even to the end of the world. 
   
  I Saw the TV Glow, reż. Jane Schoenbrun 
  Sunday in a nutshell 
  50 screenings at New Horizons Cinema and the Lower Silesian Film Center, including the Grand Prix winner Gábor Reisz’s Explanation for Everything (3:45 pm) and the Audience Award winner Luna Carmoon’s Hoard (6:45 pm). Enjoy final meetings with festival guests and bid a fond farewell to Cinema at the Market Square with a screening of Marija Kavtaradze’s Slow (10:00 pm). Say goodbye equally affectionately to the Arsenal Festival Club (starting from 8:00 pm). Also worth considering on the itinerary are the exhibitions KROKI / STEPS (to be admired until October 13) and Norman Leto: Proof of Concept (open until September 14). 
  Meetings and Q&As 
  1:00 pm, KNH2 – Where Elephants Go, dir. Cătălin Rotaru, Gabi Virginia Șarga guests: Cătălin Rotaru, Gabi Virginia Șarga, Iulia Verdeș (actor) 
  1:00 pm, KNH9 – The Girl with the Needle, dir. Magnus von Horn guest: Magnus von Horn 
  Art Scene 
  Are you leaving Wroclaw? Be sure to bid farewell to the arts and visit the Art Scene one last time. Living in Wroclaw? The KROKI / STEPS exhibition awaits you until October 13, and you can enjoy the Norman Leto: Proof of Concept exhibition until September 14. We are pleased to co-organize the Art Scene with BWA Wrocław. 
   
  Dress in New Horizonian style 
  Take the festival vibe with you. Hunt down the NH Collection featuring a classic crewneck sweatshirt, hoodie, t-shirt, and perfume from Bohoboco at festival stores located at the New Horizons Cinema, Lower Silesian Film Center, and good good concept. It’s a good idea to prepare for long autumn evenings with socks from Many Mornings, and top it off with a mug from Zakwas Studio filled with coffee crafted in collaboration with good good and Runty Roaster. Now you’re ready to showcase your New Horizon style. 
  Pssst: prefer online shopping? We’ve got you covered. 
  Get dressed in New Horizons 
   
  Bistro above all 
  Throughout the festival, the bistro team at New Horizons Cinema has catered to your taste buds, provided coffee during those crucial moments, and sweetened your mornings and late evenings. The festival menu was curated in collaboration with Dominika Chomicz, the chef at Sąsiedzi Bakery, and Jakub Wróblewski, known for his simple and delicious recipes on Instagram as @gotujzdiego. Together, we created a unique array of culinary delights. Stop by today for one last coffee, Fritz Cola, non-alcoholic Lech, or a bite to eat. Remember, with a special festival Visa card, each coffee at the bistro is just 5 PLN. 
  Recommended places 
  Leaving with an empty stomach? That’s not an option. Today is your last chance to enjoy special discounts at festival-friendly venues. You can also satisfy your cultural appetite at bookstores and museums. 
  Discounts taste the best