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Last update: 9 hours agoPolish Culture Abroad: The Polish Embassy in Seoul is backing a “The Gaze of Kieślowski” retrospective at the Seoul Cinema Center, marking 30 years since Krzysztof Kieślowski’s death with 17 works including all 10 episodes of “Dekalog.” Music & Live Scene: Arch Enemy kicked off its first European run with new vocalist Lauren Hart, and the tour includes a Kraków stop at Hype Park on July 27. Film Picks: Sunday Morning Movie spotlights Ítélet (1970), a bleak, morality-driven European art film, with next week’s pick Cwal (1996). Arts Funding: The Ford Foundation reaffirmed its partnership with YABATECH, backing youth empowerment and arts development through long-term collaboration. World Sports, Poland Angle: Wimbledon finalist Karolina Muchova will miss the Canadian Open after minor surgery, while England’s World Cup bronze win featured Bukayo Saka’s hat-trick. Big Polish Infrastructure: Port Polska—Poland’s rebranded mega airport/rail hub near Warsaw—targets an opening phase by end of 2032.
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