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The screening is part of the We Do Festival – Festival of Contemporary Polish Arts & Culture. This year, we present four powerful documentary films that explore the complexity of human existence and art in diverse ways. ➔ All events are free, but registration is required
(registration will be open from 19th of September)
➔ We Do x Cinemateket: https://www.cinemateket.no/we-do
🟠 ABOUT THE FILM
Child of Dust (2025) directed by Weronika Mliczewska
(Polish: Dziecko z Pyłu) is a documentary film written and directed by Weronika Mliczewska. The film follows Sang Thanh Ngô, an Amerasian man born during the Vietnam War, as he searches for his American father. It is a Poland-Vietnam-Sweden-Czech Republic-Qatar co-production, produced by Mliczewska, Chi-Minh De Leo and Bao Nguyen.
The film was acquired by Berlin-based Rise and Shine World Sales ahead of its Thessaloniki Documentary Festival Premiere,[1] where it received a Special Mention from the documentary competition jury. It won Best International Documentary, Best National Documentary and Best Editing at the 65th Krakow Film Festival in May 2025.
➔ See trailer:
🟠 ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
We Do Festival of Polish Contemporary Arts & Culture returns for its 7th edition this October, bringing five days of inspiring workshops, live performances, concerts, and film screenings. Celebrated as one of the most vibrant Polish cultural festivals abroad, We Do showcases contemporary art that is bold, inclusive, and international in spirit.
The festival expresses Polish culture that is open, inclusive, and diverse. It aims to reach an international audience, creating space for shared experiences and dialogue across cultures and borders.
This year’s theme, Turning Point, highlights the festival as a space of change, dialogue, and transformation. More than an event, it is an invitation to experience Polish creativity at its most dynamic — where tradition meets experiment, and where audiences and artists together spark new ideas.
👋🏽 Join us to celebrate strength, creativity, and cross-cultural dialogue, discovering how craftivism — art as activism — can forge new pathways of expression.
➔ Check other screenings as part of the festival: https://www.cinemateket.no/we-do
➔ Full program of the festival : https://www.wedo.no
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Cinemateket i Oslo, Dronningens gate 16, 0152 Oslo, Norge, Oslo, Norway
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