Screening of the Polish comedy about a woman whose life turns upside down after infidelity, job loss and financial trouble.
Jak żyć, żeby nie zwariować screens at Odeon Stoke on Sunday 1 November, with the session starting at 17:50 in Screen 1. It's a comedy about imperfect people, complicated relationships and new beginnings, and it's directed by Tomasz Konecki and Iwona Ogonowska-Konecka.
The story follows Anka, who on the surface seems to have it all: a husband, children, a career and a comfortable home. That changes when infidelity, job loss and financial trouble turn her life upside down. From there, she's dealing with family tensions, an overprotective mother and some unexpected new connections, and she sets out to rebuild her life on her own terms. It's a comedy that finds its humour in the messiness of people who don't quite have it all together.
On screen, Magdalena Popławska takes the lead, supported by Piotr Rogucki, Kamil Szeptycki, Piotr Trojan and Barbara Wypych. The film comes from directors Tomasz Konecki and Iwona Ogonowska-Konecka, who both worked on the project.
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The screening is at the 10-screen Odeon on Etruria Road, just north of Stoke-on-Trent off the A53, with free adjacent car parking if you're driving in. It runs at 17:50 on Sunday 1 November in Screen 1.
