“GODMOTHERS” – A STORY CONNECTING BUKOVINA TO LUBAŃ

The film tells the extraordinary story of the friendship between women living in the Polish village of Plesza, located in the Romanian part of Bukovina. It is simultaneously an evocative portrait of everyday life and the remnants of a world and culture that are disappearing forever.
The protagonists, Hanka and Bronka, have already buried their husbands, and their children have moved abroad in search of better prospects. Independent and self-reliant, the protagonists impress with their cheerfulness, even as their reality inexorably fades into the past. What remains are memories of times that will not return – and facing the challenges of daily life together.

This nostalgic portrait delights with its unpretentious humor and cinematography, capturing the charm of the Carpathian foothills. The director has created a moving film about memory, friendship, and transience. The portrait of the protagonists, who are everything to each other, encourages us to re-evaluate our priorities and view reality from a different perspective.

TICKETS:
- Seniors 60+ FREE ADMISSION
- Adults and children - included in the price of admission tickets to the Regional Museum in Lubań,
Available for purchase before the screening at the Museum box office