Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek Sunday 23 February 2025, 3:00pm The Polish Club Ashfield Displaced by the Second World War, a troop of Polish soldiers find an inseparable bond through an orphaned bear they name Wojtek. A BEAR NAMED WOJTEK tells the fantastic journey of an orphaned Syrian brown bear who was adopted by Polish soldiers during World War II, becoming a beacon of hope and an emblem of their fate. AWARDS: British Animation Awards Best Long Form 2024; Spokane International Film Festival Best Short Film Audience Award; Nominated at Annecy International Film Festival; Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival; River Run International Film Festival; Animayo Film Festival; Celtic Media Festival; Animation Dingle; Manchester Animation Festival; ANIMA Córdoba International Animation Festival to list just a few. YEAR: 2024
RUNNING TIME: 28 mins
BASED ON A TRUE STORY FROM WWII
DIRECTED BY: Iain Gardner
PRODUCED BY: Iain Harvey & Wlodzimierz Matuszewski CAST: Bill Paterson, Richard Gadd, Shauna MacDonald, Michael Golab, Tomek Borkowy, James Sutherland, Piotr Baumann, Remi Rachuba LEARN MORE &gt;&gt; https://polishclub.au/a-bear-named-wojtek-film/ GETTING THERE | The Polish Club Ashfield is located 182 Liverpool Road, Ashfield. Pedestrian access is only available from Liverpool Road. TRAIN | We are conveniently only a 5 minute walk from Ashfield Train Station. Take the Brown Street Exit from the train station, and continue up Browns Street until you reach Liverpool Road. Cross the road and continue left. The destination will be on your right. PARKING | We are delighted to welcome our guests to park their vehicles in our underground carpark. The entrance is located via 73 Norton Street. You can easily enter the club from the carpark using the lift. Alternatively, there is always plenty of street parking in the surrounding area with access to the club via the front entrance on 182 Liverpool Road. CHECK-IN | Ensure to arrive 15 minutes prior to the event to be able to check-in at reception. Members can easily scan their members card, and guests can either scan their drivers license or become an associate member for $2. Allow 5 minutes to become a member. Member’s receive 10% discount on selected items. DINNER AT STO LAT | Pair this event with a dinner (5:00pm – 9:00pm) reservation at Sto Lat Restaurant. Bookings highly recommended to avoid wait time on the day. STO LAT BOOKINGS

Information Source: Polish Club Events | eventbrite

Liverpool

United Kingdom

Searching for information and tickets regarding Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia taking place in Liverpool on Feb 23, 2025 (UTC+10)? Trip.com has you covered. Check the dates, itineraries, and other information about Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia now! Trip.com has also prepared more similar exciting activities and discounted flight and hotel packages.

Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia: Tickets, Dates & Itineraries | Trip.com

Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia

Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Trip.com

null | Trip.com

Spread the word! Share your result with friends and discover their opinions!

Anfield

Ready to use immediately

Available for today

Elbik

Anfield has always been a nice stadium. The Kop driving the atmosphere into the other stands. Now they two stands have been extended I have been worried that the atmosphere might be lost, particularly when seared in the upper tiers but having experienced several seat locations I have to say that it&#39;s as good as ever. Probably one of the good stadiums in Europe.The exterior has been vastly improved over the years too , We did the stadium tour and it was very good. Audio tour on every corner. 😃

The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum

西凉羊倌

Nice exhibition, I used to know only the song, now I know the story. Chinese introduction, very good, I don&#39;t know many details, I found the answer here, it is worth going to the bar again, and then comparing it with here, it is very interesting.

Royal Albert Dock Liverpool

Historic buildings

Museums

Cindylike

It is a very wonderful tourist attractions with much to see around like exhibits!

Liverpool Cathedral

Yushanshan

The exterior of this church is unremarkable. After entering it, it will really be amazing. It feels very beautiful as soon as you enter. It is super big. It is recommended to come on Sunday. There will be a choir every Sunday. You can pray with the locals and feel the atmosphere.

World Museum

138***76

I didn&#39;t know much about this museum at first, but my son insisted on going. I took a taxi in the rain and it was really rewarding. The special exhibition of the return of the gods inside is all cultural relics from the ancient Roman era. It is a group of statues from Zeus in ancient Greece. You can see the complete body of Venus and the heroic Athena. The background music is that people in ancient Rome held banquets and created a god for this purpose. There is a painting from Rubens&#39; studio that is very funny. You can take a closer look. The ancient Egyptian pavilion of the museum made my son praise it. Compared with the exhibition of the British Museum, the layout here is reasonable, the description is clear, and the display is clear! In the eyes of an outsider like me, it&#39;s not crowded with people in the British Museum anyway, and I can&#39;t see anything. I came to Liverpool and I knew that the research on ancient Egyptian civilization here is not inferior to the British Museum! Friends who are interested can come and take a good look. The World Museum is indeed worthy of its name. It has a cultural relic exhibition hall from all over the world. It&#39;s the first time I&#39;ve seen anything related to Eskimos! From clothes to supplies, it&#39;s an eye-opener. There are also Mayan and Indian ones. You can see them even if you don&#39;t go to America. The African part is arranged according to countries and regions, and the exhibits are very rich. There are also reflections on the colonization of Africa in the past, which reflects the conscience of cultural people. The aquarium is very fun. Some of them are local characteristics of Liverpool, which are different from the ones we are familiar with in the Pacific Ocean. This museum is a good place to bring children. Many children are playing in it. There is a large space inside, and you don&#39;t have to worry about bumping into them. The staff are very helpful. When we left, we called Uber. Because parking was not allowed at the entrance of the museum and it was raining heavily outside, we asked the staff about the location of the nearby roads. He specially took out a nearby map for us and introduced the situation in detail. Thank you. In fact, St. John&#39;s Garden is next to the museum, but it was a pity that it rained heavily and we didn&#39;t have a chance to take a good walk. Going further, you can see the Shankly Hotel. My son said that this should be a must-check-in place for Liverpool fans.

Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek?

Recommended Products for Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia

Anfield

The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum

Royal Albert Dock Liverpool

Liverpool Cathedral

World Museum

Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek?

Recommended Products for Film Screening | A Bear Named Wojtek | Polish Club Ashfield, Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia

Anfield

The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum

Royal Albert Dock Liverpool

Liverpool Cathedral

World Museum

More contents about Liverpool