TME Polówka: Arthouse Section 2 | ŁSSE

We start with "Dreams of Love" by Dag Johan Haugerud. Then "The Last Showgirl" by Gia Coppola featuring Pamela Anderson in a career-defining role appears on screen. The program concludes with two titles that linger long in the mind: the Cannes Grand Prix-winning "Sentimental Value" by Joachim Trier – the most beautiful and complex story of the year about what art does to family and what family does to a person – and "Die Mommy Die" by Lynne Ramsay, charged with unsettling tension and dark electricity, a study of the psyche at the breaking point. Beneath the summer sky, ŁSSE Arthouse becomes a space for meeting bold, searching, and uncompromising cinema. Cinema that doesn't rush toward answers, knowing that the best conversations begin only after the screening.