The Polish film "The Blind Pianist" confirms the introduction of a legendary life of a talented pianist

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Directed by Macchey Peptzyţa and starring David Ognyk, the Polish film "The Blind Organist" was officially announced to be introduced into domestic theaters, and released a poster and trailer for the "Colorful Life" version. Based on the true story of the talented blind pianist Miyezevav Kosh, the film tells the story of his illustrious and tragic legendary life.

The protagonist of the film, Miyette, was born in a poor farm family in Poland, and at the age of 12, due to an irreversible damage to his eyesight due to an illness, he was almost blind, and music became the biggest savior of tragic life. Music is Miette's way of re-understanding, communicating with the world and confronting unjust fate. With his love and talent for the piano, Miette soon became a brilliant pianist, but it was not until he came into contact with the emerging jazz music that he discovered that his soul belonged to jazz piano, and he was born to play jazz piano. Just when Miyette's fate and life took a new turn, fate once again played a mysterious melody for him, and the love of his life quietly appeared and intruded into his life.

The film has won eight awards in the Polish film category, including Best Picture and Best Actor, and was shortlisted for the main competition unit of the 23rd Shanghai International Film Festival. The film has been confirmed to be introduced into The Country, so stay tuned.

(Editor: Rica)