Tea from the Samovar: November Senior Screenings at Kino KIKA
Kino KIKA in Kraków has prepared a series of four Friday film meetings for November, titled “Herbatka z samowara” (Tea from the Samovar). Aimed primarily at seniors, they are also open to other viewers. Screenings start at 11.00, and each one will be followed by a conversation with film scholar Natalia Stefańska and a small refreshment.
In brief
- Four Friday screenings in November: 6, 13, 20 and 27 November, always at 11.00.
- The events will take place at Kino KIKA in Kraków.
- After each screening, a conversation with film scholar Natalia Stefańska and refreshments are planned.
- The meetings are aimed primarily at seniors, but are open to all viewers.
- Ticket prices and booking details are not available from the information provided.
Dates and programme
The series includes four meetings, held on consecutive Fridays in November. Each screening starts at 11.00.
On the first day, the film “Obcy” will be shown, a new adaptation of Albert Camus’s novel. It follows Meursault, whose life changes after a tragic event on a beach. On 13 November, viewers will see “Nasza rewolucja” (Our Revolution), the story of Jacek and Grażyna Kuroń, their opposition activity, and how political engagement affected their family’s life.
On 20 November, the French comedy “Camino dla opornych” (Camino for the Stubborn), inspired by a true story, will appear on screen. The final screening, on 27 November, is the documentary “Najlepsza owsianka na świecie” (The Best Porridge in the World). It presents the Scottish village of Carrbridge, which hosts a porridge-making championship, along with its community and traditions.
| Date | Time | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 6 November | 11.00 | “Obcy” |
| 13 November | 11.00 | “Nasza rewolucja” |
| 20 November | 11.00 | “Camino dla opornych” |
| 27 November | 11.00 | “Najlepsza owsianka na świecie” |
Format of the meetings
The organisers describe an intimate format. Each meeting consists of three parts: the screening, a discussion after the film, and refreshments, which are meant to encourage conversation between participants.
Film scholar Natalia Stefańska will take part in the post-screening discussions. According to the announcement, the social element is an important part of the series, alongside the films themselves.
Who it is for and on what terms
The meetings are intended primarily for seniors, but they are not closed to other viewers. The programme covers meetings from May to November 2026, and the November screenings are its final part.
The Kino KIKA website states that discounted tickets are available for seniors. The discount must be confirmed by showing a document entitling the holder to it. However, the price of the November screenings is not given in the available materials.
Note: People using a senior ticket should bring a document confirming their eligibility for the discount. Without showing it, the reduced ticket may not be granted. It is worth checking the details on the cinema’s website.
What is not yet known
The city announcement does not give the ticket price for individual screenings, the exact address of Kino KIKA, the number of seats, or the booking method. This information has also not been confirmed in the available material.
Those planning a visit can check the details on the cinema’s website, which describes the programme of the series.
Frequently asked questions
The meetings are scheduled for Fridays: 6, 13, 20 and 27 November. Each screening starts at 11.00 at Kino KIKA in Kraków.
Yes. The series is aimed primarily at seniors, but the organisers also open it to other viewers.
The available materials do not give the price of the November screenings. The Kino KIKA website lists senior tickets, for which a document confirming eligibility for the discount must be shown.
Key facts
- Kino KIKA in Kraków is organising four Friday screenings for seniors in November, also open to other viewers.
- Each meeting includes a screening at 11.00, a conversation with film scholar Natalia Stefańska, and refreshments.
- Ticket prices, the cinema’s address and booking rules need to be checked on the cinema’s website.
Based on information from: krakow.pl
