ANDRZEJ PITRUS - GRANDMA HELENA EXITS THE CINEMA. ON EXPERIENCE...

Immerse yourself in a light narrative, woven from memories of perceptions that intertwine with the circumstances of watching films. Feel the mood, time, and people associated with the described productions. Let yourself be seduced by the Author's memories, which lead to scientific conclusions and hypotheses. This is a personal and intimate book, expressing the Author's fascinations, inspired by relationships with Grandma Helena, colleagues, and closest people.

• Lightness of discourse woven from memories of perceptions.
• Personal and intimate narrative by the Author.
• Inspiration from personal stories and relationships.
• Reconstruction of circumstances of perception and the viewer's state of consciousness.
• Confrontation of past feelings with current university competences.

"Grandma Helena Exits the Cinema. On Experience..." is not just a memory album, but a record of the reconstruction of the circumstances of perception, an evocation of the viewer's state of consciousness from the past and a confrontation with current university competences. The author, Andrzej Pitrus, with a thoughtful strategy, creates a work that is both personal and intimate. Each chapter is inspired by a personal story, based on the relationship with Grandma Helena, colleagues from years ago, or the closest people now. This proposal is more than just a collection of memories – it is an analysis and reconstruction of film experiences.

Andrzej Pitrus, the author of the book, is a professor at the Institute of Audiovisual Arts of the Jagiellonian University. He deals with contemporary art, cinema, and media. His interests also include writing novels. He likes oranges and good wine, and spends his free time in Spain. He is currently working on another book, which promises to be as interesting as his previous publications. His rich academic experience and passion for cinema translate into a unique view of film culture.

The Publishing House of the Jagiellonian University gives readers a book that surprises with a fresh look at film reception. Andrzej Pitrus invites you to reflect on how our perception of cinema changes in the context of personal experiences and memories. This book is an intellectual journey that combines personal anecdotes with scientific analysis. Ideal for cinema lovers, film studies students, and all who appreciate deep and inspiring reading. It is a position that will surely prompt reflection and a new look at the world of film.