AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPolish Cinema: Paweł Pawlikowski’s “Fatherland,” his latest Cold War drama about Thomas and Erika Mann’s return to a divided Germany, screened at the Virginia Film Festival. At Luxembourg’s CinEast festival, Blerta Basholli’s “Dua” won the Grand Prix, while Łukasz Ronduda’s “Tell Me What You Feel” took the Special Jury Prize. History and Memory: Przemyśl has suspended cooperation with Lviv amid a dispute over commemorations of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and its leaders, putting shared wartime history back in the spotlight. Women’s Rights: Polish lawmakers advanced abortion-law changes, drawing condemnation from bishops; a recent poll found two-thirds of Poles support liberalising the law. Church Accountability: A historian has been chosen to lead Poland’s independent commission investigating abuse.
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