A blind cameraman; the Polish Dante Alighieri; the clash of the poor and the rich; another day at the Two Riversides Festival.

What does Andrzej Chyra look for in cinema? What characterises the works of Leos Carax? What compositions does Dziady Kazimierskie play? You will find answers to these questions today at Two Riversides.

The start of Małgorzata Szumowska’s retrospective, polonaises on the Big Market Square, the première of the Icelandic “Metalhead,” the Jamaican “Songs of Redemption,” and Allan Starski shedding light on the secrets of set direction – this is how the week at Two Riversides begins.

The digital remaster of “The Birch Wood,” the premiere of “Diplomacy” by Volker Schlöndorff, Tadeusz Sobolewski’s “Cinema Lesson,” and screenings under the stars – Two Riversides is not slowing down after its powerful opening day.

A Palme d’Or at the opening, the beginning of Pirjo Honkasalo’s retrospective, the Young Polish Philharmonic Orchestra with the most beautiful movie themes, all at the Market Square in Kazimierz. In a town with no cinema, the festival of film begins.