In the square marked out by the streets, Targowa - Kilińskiego, Fabryczna - Piłsudskiego, the heart of Polish ‘art-house’ cinema is beating. It is here that the campus of the Lodz Film School is situated; close both to the city centre and to places strongly connected with the history of the city of Lodz: the Museum of Cinematography situated in the residence of Karol Scheibler, the most powerful Lodz factory owner of the 19th century. The Film School Rectorate building, facing Zrodliska Park with three hundred year old oak trees, used to be the residence of Oskar Kon. Further along Targowa Street there are the famous ‘Grohman’s Barrels’-spool-like columns situated on both sides of the grand Neo-Gothic entrance to Henryk Grohman’s weaving factory.