An intimate portrait of Basia, an energetic lady in her eighties. We observe her as a sister , grandmother, mother and actress. In simple scenes from her daily life, humour meets nostalgia as the essential themes of love, aging and death are unexpectedly touched upon.
A small button, a big ego and a closed mind welcome 'Supremo' to an all too terrifying project.
A portrait of an amateur athlete who wants to become a champion in Thai boxing (Muay Thai).
One morning, the puppet woke up to wooden sounds that seemed to be trying to tell him something important.
After leaving prison, Mariusz and his son attempt to adapt to reality, interweaving the habits of jail with the struggle of everyday life. Contrary to popular opinion their relantionship is filled with reflection and love. The protagonists' sensitivity contrasts with the heartless reality that leaves a scar on former prisoners excluding them from being a valuable members of the society.
W tym roku odbyła się 50. edycja Ińskiego Lata Filmowego. Jubileuszowym prezentem jest film dokumentalny wyreżyserowany przez jego wielbicielkę i wieloletnią bywalczynię. Kaha Hoffmann rozmawia z licznymi gośćmi, uczestnikami oraz organizatorami festiwalu. Opowiedziane przez nich historie pokazują, czym było i jest Ińskie Lato Filmowe w ich życiu.
During the production of a play based on Aristophanes’ “Birds” three artist friends need to take responsibility for the roles they play in their social microcosm. Someone regrets leaving somebody. Someone seduces the director of the play, because they believe in polyamory. Someone thinks that the war has never ended, and one must never surrender. Someone else claims that it’s all about how you fall, and you should know how to drop. In the meantime, an unusual post-hipster melodrama unfolds.
Old age catches up with everyone, and there is no remedy for it. Stanisław and Maria, who live in Koszalin, were once the epitome of independence. Today, they are in their old age and struggle with the challenges of daily life. Maria, especially, an 83-year-old with a difficult character, frequently loses her orientation in the city and misplaces documents. Stanisław calls upon his daughter, Ewa, for help. Through the lens of a close camera, we follow the course of a merciless confrontation between Ewa and Maria. The women spare no cynicism or mutual accusations. Stanisław remains silent, seemingly powerless. The conflict between the women intensifies when Ewa discovers a shameful problem of her mother's. She seeks external assistance. The film showcases the importance of calling things by their name, particularly within the family. Facing difficult challenges together proves to be an immensely valuable therapeutic and unifying tool for family ties.
Short story dealing with the issue of eating disorders. While the main character is getting thinner, her alter ego swimming in a teacup is growing.
What they miss most is Polish-German bus communication and the opportunity to learn Polish in German schools. But in small German villages they managed to create a Polish-German community gathered in common Facebook groups. How do Poles who moved from Poland to the German border feel and what does their integration with Germany look like? This is the story of a film impression in which we visit several Poles who moved to the German border with a camera.
Wild eyes, a dress stained with blood, a knife and an ax in his hands, and after a while a heartless murderer kills innocent victims. And for money! Is this what the ancient butchers were like? The Brotherhood of Singers from Tanowo recreated a guild song from the 19th century, which explains a lot. Hold on tight to your seat and immerse yourself in the terrifyingly real but oh-so-beautiful Butcher's Song. The Butcher's Ballad comes from the Songbook for Industrialists, Nadwiślanin Publishing House, 1895, Gniezno.
The film "The cut out" is a story about three anarchists who were sentenced to prison after a wave of street protests in Belarus in 2020. People from over 10 countries united in practical solidarity. The starting point for the film was an artistic solidarity event, during which the film's participants took photos and recorded videos of three anarchists cut out of paper in the local landscape. Through a series of interviews with various people, viewers learn not only about the bocharets, but also gain insight into the political situation in Belarus.