'I never cry' by Piotr Domalewski at the European Film Festival brought by the EUNIC Malta cluster
12.11.2021
On November 12th, there was a screening of the Polish film 'I never cry' directed by Piotr Domalewski. The film was presented to the public as part of the European Film Festival - the first joint project organized by members of the EUNIC Malta cluster, to which on March 26th the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Valletta also joined.
Other cluster organizations are: Austrian Embassy, Spanish Embassy, French Embassy, Hungarian Embassy, Italian Cultural Institute, British Council, Alliance Francaise de Malte - Mediterranee and Arts Council Malta.
EUNIC is a European network of organizations dealing with international cultural relations. The aim of the EUNIC Malta Cluster is to extend people-to-people exchange, European cooperation and integration between local cultural partners.
The festival was held on November 9th-13th at the Spazju Kreattiv Cinema in Valletta, which was the co-organizer of the project.
The main topic of the nine films presented by the cluster members was the broadly understood problem of sustainable development. The European Film Festival is the first joint project that was organized as a cluster of Eunic Malta in cooperation with Spazju Kreattiv.
The Embassy of the Republic of Poland invited viewers to watch the film "I never cry" by Piotr Domalewski - Polish director, screenwriter and actor. The story of the film is a moving, realistic look at the difficulties faced by families separated by emigration, and it is told against the background of the lives of Polish workers abroad.