Special screenings of the film "Mur" combined with meetings with director Kasia Smutniak will be held in nine Polish cities in March. The series will begin in Warsaw on March 1 and end on March 9 in Pila, the director's hometown.

"Mur” - the debut documentary of actress Kasia Smutniak, who lives in Italy, is a film that cannot be passed by indifferently. The director makes a bold entry into documentary filmmaking with a debut that demands attention. For the first time on the big screen, viewers get an intimate glimpse into the situation at the Polish-Belarusian border through the eyes of activists scouring the Białowieża Forest for lost migrants. The individuals profiled in Walls are driven by a profound intolerance for human suffering, much like the director herself, and they act despite potential repercussions, striving to alleviate the hardships they encounter. The film captures their extensive, often fruitless, forays into the forest, the frequent interruptions by authorities, and a pervasive undercurrent of threat. However, Walls transcends the story of this single frontier. It delves into a meditative exploration of the various partitions and divides that have emerged through history. Concurrently, it is an intimate examination of familial bonds and a journey to unearth one's heritage. 

The world premiere of the film took place at the Toronto International Film Festival. The documentary opened the 23rd WATCH DOCS IFF last December, where it had its Polish premiere.

Screenings as part of the series:
1.03 Warszawa, kino Muranów – buy ticket
2.03 Lublin, kino CK – buy ticket
3.03 Łódź, kino Charlie – buy ticket
4.03 Kraków, kino Agrafka – buy ticket
5.03 Katowice, kino Światowid – buy ticket
6.03 Wrocław, kino Nowe Horyzonty – buy ticket
7.03 Poznań, Kino Pałacowe – buy ticket
8.03 Bydgoszcz, Centrum Nauki i Kultury Rothera – reserve ticket
9.03 Piła, kino Koral – buy ticket

The series is organized by WATCH DOCS. Human Rights in Film.