A story about some cards from near and far journeys
December 13, 2020, marked the 39th anniversary of the imposition of martial law in Poland. In this context, on the streets of Łódź, where the ZOMO (Rescue and Militia) dispersed demonstrators, Waldemar Dziki shot his brilliant debut, "A Postcard from a Journey," one of the best Polish films about the Holocaust, the ghetto, and its imminent demise. We encourage you to read Dr. Bartosz Kwieciński's column. After the events of March 1968, the topic of the Holocaust was repressed from Polish culture. If it did appear, […]
"The Tale of the Lost Princess, Part 2"
We invite you to the third episode of the series "The Tales of Rabbi Nachman of Braclaw". This is the second part of "The Tale of the Lost Princess". December 14, 2020 "The Tales of Rabbi Nachman of Braclaw" adapted by Heryk Halkowski directed by Paweł Passini music and recording: Daniel Słomiński illustrations: Ines Taña animation: Justyna Mieleszko read by: Jarosław Tomica, Paweł Janyst, Dariusz Jeż, Paweł Passini production: Warsaw Ghetto Museum, Jewish Community of Warsaw Download […]
"The Tale of the Lost Princess, Part 1"
We invite you to the second episode of the series "The Tales of Rabbi Nachman of Braclaw". This is the first part of "The Tale of the Lost Princess". December 14, 2020 "The Tales of Rabbi Nachman of Braclaw" adapted by Heryk Halkowski directed by Paweł Passini music and recording: Daniel Słomiński illustrations: Ines Taña animation: Justyna Mieleszko read by: Jarosław Tomica, Paweł Janyst, Dariusz Jeż, Paweł Passini production: Warsaw Ghetto Museum, Jewish Community of Warsaw Download […]
"The Parable of the Prince Who Thought He Was a Turkey"
We invite you to the first episode of the series "Tales of Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav," titled "The Parable of the Prince Who Thought He Was a Turkey." December 14, 2020. Nachman of Bratslav was a Hasidic tzaddik who lived at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. His disciples believed that his parables contained the entire truth about the world. Nachman's tales are addressed not only to the youngest audience, who will surely enjoy immersing themselves in the magical world of Jewish folklore. Adult listeners will find […]