Film Music Concert

39th International Film Festival Zoom Close-ups / Music by Jan A.P. Kaczmarek

Oscar‑winning scores soar in an intimate cinematic concert, Kaczmarek’s music reborn.

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Concert Film

Experience the extraordinary world of Jan A.P. Kaczmarek’s most beloved film music at the 39th International Film Festival’s “Zoom Close‑ups” concert film. In an intimate, cinematic setting, the Oscar‑winning composer’s masterful scores are reimagined by a stellar ensemble that includes the Motion Trio—Janusz Wojtarowicz, Paweł Baranek, and Marcin Gałażyn—and the chamber musicians of the Sinfonietta Cracovia: Marcin Kmiecik (first violin), Małgorzata Szuba‑Kmiecik (second violin), Ewa Szczepańska‑Chwast (altówek), Agata Jonczak (cello), Artur Łukasik (double bass), and Elżbieta Baklarz (harp). Curated in partnership with Kaczmarek himself, the program blends iconic film pieces with fresh, autonomous works that illuminate the composer’s diverse range. Listen to the stirring themes from “The Dreamer,” “The Unfaithful,” “Hachiko,” and “Total Eclipse,” alongside powerful originals such as “Emigra – Symphony without End,” “Silesian Rhapsody,” and “Jankiel’s Concerto.” Kaczmarek praised the collaboration, noting that “they intelligently broke my music and a new, wonderful quality was created.” Highlights feature “The Dreamer” excerpts—“Impossible Opening,” “Pirates,” and “Dancing with the Bear”—a dramatic “Letter to Xan, Waiting” and “Ave Maria.” From “The Unfaithful,” the concert presents the dynamic “Main Topic Triangle” and a vibrant “Cafe Bobino.” The climactic “Rhapsody Śląska” from “Total Eclipse” offers a thunderous, emotive finale that showcases the ensemble’s virtuosity. Don’t miss this cinematic concert experience that brings the magic of film music to life with world‑class performers and an unparalleled immersive soundtrack.

Past Dates and Locations


March 07, 2026

Poland

Krakow, Poland

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