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Polish entertainment programming 2026

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In late July 2026, Polish broadcasters and cultural venues announced weekend entertainment line‑ups. On 24 July, TVP 1 scheduled the classic comedy film “Zupa nic” for early Saturday morning and the acclaimed war drama “1917” for prime‑time viewing, highlighting a mix of nostalgic cinema and high‑budget international titles. A few days later, on 28 July, the Municipal Cultural Center in Przasnysz detailed a local cinema programme for the end of July, featuring an animated comedy, a Disney feature, and a drama, while the long‑running sitcom “Świat według Kiepskich” prepared to air a new episode (395 “Marzyciele”). On 31 July, Netflix announced an August slate for Polish audiences that includes the third season of the historical drama “1670”, a new “Ted Lasso” storyline set in Richmond, the horror series “Ice Cream Man”, a film adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel titled “Sepia Landscape”, and a magical‑realism series based on Gabriel García Márquez’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude”. The streaming service also highlighted a special “Świat według Kiepskich” episode celebrating the sitcom’s 40‑year anniversary, featuring guest appearances and new plot twists. On 8 August, commercial broadcaster TVN added the 2009 film “Kobiety pragną bardziej” to its weekend movie block, while public‑service channel TVP Info announced that its interactive talk show “Rozmowy nocą” will move to a weekend slot at 22:30 starting in September, aiming to boost viewership with discussions on topics such as mental health.

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