Label:	Just In Time
Cat No:	JTR 8498-2

Between Strangers premiered at the Venice Film Festival on 30th August 2002 and the Toronto Film Festival on 13th September 2002. The film was released in Italy in September and nationwide in Canada in October 2002. USA and European releases took place in 2003-4.

The film stars Sophia Loren, Mira Sorvino, Deborah Kara Unger, Gerard Depardieu, Malcolm McDowell, Klaus Maria Brandauer and Pete Postlethwaite, and is written and directed by Edoardo Ponti. Between Strangers is a richly layered ensemble piece interweaving the stories of three women of different generations whose lives radically change when they confront their past, and in the process, embrace life's possibilities.

Sophia Loren portrays a housewife trapped in an unhappy marriage; Mira Sorvino is a photojournalist who receives acclaim for a TIME magazine cover but cannot remember taking the picture; and Deborah Kara Unger plays a cellist, alienated from her husband and child by her obsession to track down her father.

Gerard Depardieu plays an eccentric gardener who befriends Loren; Malcolm McDowell portrays Unger's ex-convict father; Klaus Maria Brandauer is Sorvino's world-renowned photojournalist father who sees his daughter as an extension of himself; and Pete Postlethwaite is Loren's younger husband whose dreams of track and field stardom were shattered by a freak accident.

Edoardo Ponti made his feature film directorial debut on Between Strangers, which also marked the first time he and his mother worked together on a film. The producer of this Canadian-Italian co-production is Gabriella Martinelli, who also produced Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet. Recorded and mixed at Preisner Studio, Niepoomice, Poland. Orchestra recorded at Studio S4 S2 Warsaw, Poland. Recording director and mix engineer: Geoff Foster.

The soundtrack CD was released only in Canada in 2002.

Label:	Universal Music Poland
Cat No:	4766010

Zbigniew Preisner’s album W poszukiwaniu dróg. Nowe i stare kolędy (Searching for new ways. New and old carols.) was released on CD and digital by Universal Music Poland on 27 November 2015, with a double LP released in mid-December 2015. The original twelve carols from Preisner’s 1999 album Moje Koledy are combined with six new songs and a new instrumental. Singers on the new titles include Edyta Krzemien, Beata Rybotycka and Maciej Balcar. Instrumentalists include Dominik Wania (piano), Jacek Krolik (guitars), Andy Pask (bass guitar), Slawomir Berny (percussion) and Jakub Mietla (accordion).