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A Telegram from Bernstein

A Telegram from Bernstein

How did the extraordinary encounter between Polish pianist Marek Drewnowski and legendary American conductor Leonard Bernstein come about? How does Drewnowski remember working with the maestro and performing Brahms’s Piano Concerto No. 1 under his baton at Tanglewood? Marek Drewnowski shares the story of this remarkable artistic experience, which marked a significant moment in his […]

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Andrzej Wajda – A Man of Empathy

Andrzej Wajda – A Man of Empathy

Joanna Sokołowska-Gwizdka in conversation with Omar Sangare, actor, director, professor at Williams College in Massachusetts, and founder of New York’s United Solo Festival. Andrzej Wajda was first a legend of Polish cinema to him, then a professor, a mentor, and ultimately a friend. Their relationship began at the Theatre Academy in Warsaw and endured for […]

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Men Are Human Too: On Vulnerability, Loneliness, and Hope

Men Are Human Too: On Vulnerability, Loneliness, and Hope

* Joanna Sokołowska-Gwizdka interviews Maciej Żak, director of the film Memories of Insignificance. Maciej Żak’s film Memories of Insignificance explores a subject that contemporary society often prefers to look away from—the mental health crisis of a middle-aged man, his loneliness, and suicidal thoughts. Yet it is far from the bleak drama one might expect. With […]

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