IFI & KINOPOLIS: PAPUSZA Director: JOANNA KOS-KRAUZE, KRZYSZTOF KRAUZE 113 minutes, Poland, 2013, Subtitled, Black and White, D-Cinema Book cinema tickets SOLD OUT Poet Bronisława Wajs (1908-1987), better known as ‘Papusza’, and portrayed in this biopic by Jowita Budnik, was a member of the Romany community in Poland, an ethnicity whose social marginalisation throughout Europe continues to this day. Papusza’s literacy made her unusual amongst her peers, and ultimately made for a difficult life, caught as she was between acting in accordance with her heritage while at the same time being considered a pariah for betraying these traditions to outsiders through her verse. Filled with details of a culture seldom portrayed on film, it’s a powerful depiction of a woman struggling to find her place. Showing as part of IFI & Kinopolis: 9th Polish Film Festival (November 6th – 9th). Director: JOANNA KOS-KRAUZE, KRZYSZTOF KRAUZE 113 minutes, Poland, 2013, Subtitled, Black and White, D-Cinema