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Adidas Originals - 1000 stories
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/ FEATURE FILM AND DOC
Les Émigrantes - Krystian Lupa (Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe, 2024)
Service (feature film, 2024)
Engram (feature film, 2023) On this land (documentary, 2023)
Father.Son (documentary, 2023)
We Only Had Each Other (short film, 2022)
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Engram
Feature Film
Director of photography: Nikodem Marek, Director: Basia Napora, Production: Oskar Brummel
‘The former Polish-Russian border in a decaying Europe. Geographic boundaries have been obliterated, and traces of war - like a stain - are reflected in the fragile identities of the surviving humans. The illusory beauty of the landscape opens its raw image - a picture whose frame deteriorates, rots, breaks into pieces. This fragmentation is reflected in minimalistic pictures of intimate relationships, showing a human being who - like an animal - on a leash, in a muzzle, in a cage of his own fear - can no longer come close to another. It is too late for any deed, and the dignity lost cannot be regained.’
Director of photography: Nikodem Marek, Director: Basia Napora, Production: Oskar Brummel
‘The former Polish-Russian border in a decaying Europe. Geographic boundaries have been obliterated, and traces of war - like a stain - are reflected in the fragile identities of the surviving humans. The illusory beauty of the landscape opens its raw image - a picture whose frame deteriorates, rots, breaks into pieces. This fragmentation is reflected in minimalistic pictures of intimate relationships, showing a human being who - like an animal - on a leash, in a muzzle, in a cage of his own fear - can no longer come close to another. It is too late for any deed, and the dignity lost cannot be regained.’















