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Updated 09:11

Hot New Releases at Helios — Who Wants Tickets?

Helios cinema Katowice debuts new summer releases and family events. Enter our ticket giveaway and learn what expats should know.

Helios cinema Katowice opens a busy weekend with two new premieres and a ticket giveaway. Moreover, the cinema in Galeria Libero will screen blockbusters, family films and special cycles. Therefore readers can win double invitations to any showing.

What premieres hit the screens

On Friday, 14 August audiences will see The End of Oak Street. Consequently the film blends adventure, sci-fi and horror. The plot sends a suburban American family into an unknown world. Moreover the Platt family must stick together to survive. In addition the film features Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway. Furthermore some venues will show it in Ukrainian.

Also on 14 August Helios launches Only One Night. The movie is a romcom about two people who find love in one chaotic night. Therefore the film offers light-hearted fun and a few twists. Moreover some cinemas will screen a Ukrainian language version.

Helios cinema Katowice: hits, horror and family fun

Beyond the premieres, the schedule includes Spider-Man: A Brand New Day. Consequently Tom Holland returns as the hero who faces destiny. However the film balances action with personal stakes. In addition selected shows will feature Ukrainian dubbing.

The horror slot features Eli Roth’s Ice Cream Man. Consequently a sunny town spirals into nightmare after a strange vendor appears. Moreover children who taste his treats turn into ruthless attackers. Therefore thrill fans should prepare for a chilling experience.

Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey remains a summer hit. Consequently the epic retells Homer’s tale with modern spectacle. Moreover the film explores myth, gods and the cost of return.

Families can choose Paw Patrol and the Dinosaurs. Consequently the pups mount a rescue on a tropical island with dinosaurs. Moreover screenings include a themed badge-design contest. In addition winners may earn vouchers for a family trip to JuraPark. Therefore parents can combine cinema time with a day out.

Special cycles, retros and weekly events

Helios will show Bodyguard on 15 August as part of Helios RePlay. Moreover the chain presents Kino Konesera on 17 August with Landscape in Sepia. Consequently this title follows a young British writer exploring postwar Nagasaki.

Kino Kobiet returns on 19 August. Consequently the program will premiere the Polish title Time That Has Not Come. Moreover the screening will include competitions and pre-show activities. In addition Salon Kultury Helios screens Second Life on 20 August. Therefore viewers will see a warm story about reinvention in later life.

Tickets available at box offices, on the Helios website and via the mobile app. Moreover cinemas run a gadget sale with themed mugs and accessories. Therefore fans can update their movie collections while stocks last.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: For expats: buying tickets rarely requires a PESEL number. In Poland PESEL is the national ID number used for healthcare (NFZ) and social security (ZUS). However you can pay by card or card-linked apps at the box office. Moreover the Helios app shows language options and dubbed screenings. Therefore look for Ukrainian-language shows if you prefer them. In addition family events sometimes include contests that need parental consent. Finally bring ID for concession fares if asked.

To enter our giveaway, comment on our Facebook post with the film you want to see. Moreover the contest runs from 14 to 16 August and ends at midnight on Sunday. Therefore we will announce the winner on Monday on our page.

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