Kunstnernes Hus

Cinema: Closure

Michał Marczak
  • 19:00
    20:45

In May 2023, sixteen-year-old Krzysztof Dymiński disappeared without a trace. When the extensive police search eventually went quiet, his father, Daniel, refused to give up. Met by chance by director Michał Marczak while relentlessly scouring the Vistula River for his son's body, Daniel becomes the heart of a documentary thriller that explores the agonizing cruelty of hope.

Read more: https://kunstnerneshus.no/en/program/cinema/closure

Kunstnernes Hus

Opening hours

  1. MondayClosed
  2. TuesdayClosed
  3. WednesdayClosed
  4. ThursdayClosed
  5. FridayClosed
  6. SaturdayClosed
  7. SundayClosed

Contact details

Wergelandsveien 17, 0167 Oslo
22 85 34 10

Accessibility

Free entrance for visitors with companion cards
Accessible elevator
Guidedogs are welcome
Accessible restroom
Tours
Customized tours upon request
All common areas on the first floor and in the skylight halls are accessible via stairs at the front and an elevator at the back of the building. Elevator footprint: 240 x 88 cm. Kunstnernes Hus Kino is wheelchair accessible in front of the amphitheater, approximately 4 meters from the screen. At the reception on the first floor you will find an accessible toilet. Support persons are admitted free of charge to our exhibitions and cinema screenings. For more information, call +47 22 85 34 10 or contact post@kunstnerneshus.no.