We are pleased to announce that on April 21. the feature debut of Michał Chmielewski, a graduate of the Kieślowski Film will be screened in the cinemas!

"Roving Woman" directed by Michał Chmielewski is a drama produced last year. It presents the story of a young and desperate woman, for whom the theft of a random car becomes the determinant of her further life.

Michał Chmielewski is the co-author of the script together with the actress playing the main role, Lena Góra, known, among others, from the series "King of Warsaw" directed by our lecturer, Dr. Jan P. Matuszyński.

This film is a Polish-American co-production, so the plot takes place largely in the American wilderness, where the main character travels - in search of thoughts, love and priorities. It is loosely inspired by the story of artist Connie Converse's mysterious disappearance in the 1970s.

The world premiere took place on June 13, 2022 during the "Tribeca" Film Festival in New York, while in Poland it was shown for the first time on September 13 last year, as part of the Polish Feature Film Festival in Gdynia.

We encourage you to watch the film in Polish cinemas, where from April 21 you will be able to see the promising debut of last year's graduate of our School. GALAPAGOS FILMS is responsible for distribution in Poland.