Are The Chesants making a record? The film will compete for Oscars in all categories – Super Express

“The Peasants” opens in cinemas in Great Britain, Ireland and the USA

The latest film from the creators of “Loving Vincent” has already been watched by more than 1.5 million viewers in Poland and is the best Polish film at the box office for 4 years. Currently, “Chłopi” is distributed in other countries, including: in the United Kingdom and Ireland as of December 8. Especially for Poles in these countries, the distributors planned to show the film in Polish with English subtitles. Also on this day, screenings of the film begin in New York and Los Angeles and continue until December 14. This is an important stage of the Oscar campaign because members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as well as influential critics will be invited to attend the screenings.

– The film “Chłopi” is a project that combines multiple artistic fields. Literature, painting and music create a cohesive whole that immerses the viewer in a world of deep feelings. The year 2024 marks the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Prize being awarded to writer Vladislav Reymont for his novel “Chłopi”. We are thrilled that now, on this upcoming anniversary, we can bring this poignant story to the world and fight for Oscars in all categories. – says Sean Bobbitt, the film’s producer.

Dorota Kobila Welshman was taken to hospital. The director of “Chłopy” underwent two surgeries

About the movie “Chłopi”

The film presents the fate of the Purina family and the mysterious beauty Jagna against the backdrop of the changing seasons and seasonal field work. The uniquely small world of a rural community becomes a pretext for telling a universal and still relevant story about tragic love and life in a small community, where the rules of the game and its brutal rules assign each individual a specific place in the group. Deviating from the narrow framework may lead to humiliation and rejection. The film was made based on paintings from Poland’s youth, which perfectly capture the mood of Władysław Reymont’s novel. Interpretations of works by artists such as Józef Chełmoński, Ferdynand Ruszczyc and Leon Wyczółkowski will appear on the big screen.