#kos 2023

[the-fatal-impact]

Did I asked for african american former slave forming friendship with polish peasant over their shared experiences, despite the fact each one of them does not speak in the same language?

No.

But did I needed?

Yes.

[iwanmichailowiczdunin]

Kos/Scarborn (2023) dir. Paweł Maślona

[galanon1m]

kos was so good i wish polish people were real

[chardbones]

So I've watched this Polish film a few days ago with my class "Kos" (in English it's "Scarborn") and I've obsessed with this character Ignacy

So I drew some angst for him, it's pretty minimal because I'm working on something bigger at the moment but you should really watch the film

It's like polish Tarantino, you'll love it

[the-fatal-impact]

Dear 1670 fandom!

Attention please!

If you guys loved 1670, you should absolutely drop everything right now and go to cinema to watch Kos (eng. Scarborn). Or see it on streaming once it will be aveliable if you can’t.

Tust me, you should love it!