The Embassy of the Republic of Poland has pleasure in inviting you and your guest to the special screening of a documentary “A Town Called Brzostek” to celebrate and promote the official launch of The Ulma Family Museum of Poles Saving Jews in World War II which will be held in the town of Markowa in the South-East of Poland.

The screening, attended by Director Simon Target and representatives of the Australian Society of Polish Jews and Their Descendants Inc, will be held at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland 7 Turrana Street, Yarralumla on Thursday 17th March 2016 at 6:00 pm

The screening is free of charge and will be followed by reception.

Attention: seats are limited. Embassy`s gate closes at 6.00 pm

RSVP by 12th March 2016
e-mail: aucanamb@msz.gov.pl
phone: (02) 6272 1000

Writer/Director: Simon Target
Year of production: 2014
Duration: 50 min
Synopsis:
An ordinary town in south Poland – an extraordinary reconciliation. Jewish and Catholic neighbours separated by the devastation of World War Two are finally reunited. A touching and often funny story of common human decency overcoming religious division and devastating history, all thanks to the inspiring efforts of eccentric English professor Jonathan Webber, and the Polish residents of 
a small town called Brzostek.