Polish Cinema Celebration 2026: tickets for 15 zloty on 24 and 25 October

On Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026, Polish cinemas will hold the 11th edition of the Cinema Celebration (Święto Kina). For two days, tickets for standard screenings will cost 15 zloty, regardless of the film.

All multiplex chains take part, along with selected art-house and multi-screen cinemas. The programme includes both the latest releases and films that have been on the big screen for several weeks. Preview screenings are also planned.

Attendance in previous years

According to WP Film, the Cinema Celebration has been held for 11 years and draws hundreds of thousands of viewers each year. More than half a million people took part in last year's edition. It is organised by the Polish Association of New Cinema (Polskie Stowarzyszenie Nowe Kina), which brings together cinema chains, and by the "Polish Cinemas" association (Stowarzyszenie „Kina Polskie”).

What is showing

The line-up includes several Polish films recently presented at the Polish Feature Film Festival in Gdynia:

• "Jak żyć, żeby nie zwariować" with Magdalena Popławska and Piotr Rogucki,
• "Syrenka Picassa" with Andrzej Seweryn and Magdalena Kolesnik,
• "Czas, który nie nadszedł" with Agata Kulesza and Dobromir Dymecki.

"Nasza rewolucja", about the marriage of Jacek and Grażyna Kuroń, will be shown in preview. Arkadiusz Jakubik and Magdalena Popławska play the leads. "Lalka" also remains in cinemas.

Foreign releases mentioned include "Inna mamusia" with Jessica Chastain, "Klara i słońce" with Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams, and "Runner". "Clayface", "Zobaczysz wszystko" and "Witajcie w Hope" with Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander will be shown in preview.

For younger audiences there is the animation "Supermocni", plus "Baranek Shaun i kudłata bestia", "Vincent. Legenda oceanu" and "Zapomniana wyspa".

Who can use the offer

The promotion applies to cinemas in Poland. It may be useful to anyone who is in the country that weekend, for example visiting family. The source does not mention similar promotions in UK cinemas.