Wednesday, Thursday Morning

Synopsis

"Wednesday, Thursday Morning" (Środa, czwartek rano) is a 2008 Polish drama directed by Paweł Tomaszewski. The film delves into the intimate and often complex human emotions experienced over the course of two days. Through a contemplative narrative and nuanced performances, it explores themes of loneliness, connection, and the passage of time. The film’s subtle storytelling invites viewers to reflect on their own lives and relationships, highlighting the quiet moments that define human existence.

Cast

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  Paweł Tomaszewski

  Tomek

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  Joanna Kulig

  Teresa

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  Rafał Maćkowiak

  Security Guard

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  Bogusława Jantos

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  Janusz Chabior

  'Pała'

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  Eryk Lubos

  'Rumun'

Reviews

"Wednesday, Thursday Morning" holds a modest position in film ratings, with an IMDb score of 5.6/10 reflecting a mixed reception from audiences. Critics have praised the film for its atmospheric photography and introspective approach to storytelling, noting that its slow pacing and minimalist style cater to viewers who appreciate subtle, character-driven narratives. However, some reviews point out that the film's deliberate pacing and abstract narrative can be challenging, leaving certain viewers feeling disconnected or under-engaged. Although it does not have extensive coverage on aggregate review sites like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, the consensus among available critiques suggests that this film is an art-house piece appealing primarily to a niche audience interested in psychological and emotional cinema rather than mainstream entertainment. IMDb user reviews reflect appreciation of the film's mood and aesthetic, while also citing a desire for a stronger narrative coherence and emotional payoff.