Adam Sikora was born in 1960 in Mikołów. In 1988, he graduated from the Cinematography Department of the Leon Schiller National Film School (PWSFTviT) in Łódź. He is best known for his cinematographic work, as a collaborator of, among others Lech Majewski and Jerzy Skolimowski. As a director, he makes both documentaries (“Blusmeni. Ballad about Janek “Kyks” Skrzek,” “Boże Ciało”) and feature films (“Ewa,” “Gigant,” “Expelled”).
The latest film by Adam Sikora is a kind of cinematic experiment, an introspective journey of the protagonist-narrator to the eponymous Wölfelsgrund (Międzygórze) in the Kłodzko Valley. The protagonist, also referred to as a Figure, confronts the place and makes an insight into his inner landscape, which turns out to be a landscape of ruins. The film is also a kind of game, as the relationship between the narrator and the Figure is undefined.
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