2016, 52 min., Poland
Polish with English subtitles
Direction/Reżyseria
JULITA WOŁOSZAŃSKA-MATYSEK
Script/Scenariusz
JULITA WOŁOSZAŃSKA-MATYSEK, AGATA GREGORCZYK-JANIK
Cinematography/Zdjęcia
MARCIN PERESADA
Editing/Montaż
MARYLA TORBUS
Sound/Dźwięk
JÓZEF KOLENDA
Produced by/Produkcja
TVP1
A film about love, recovered after many years. Protagonists are Andrzej Budzynski (90 years) and Barbara Żugajewicz (87 years). They were engaged to be married during the Second World War. During the Warsaw Uprising they lost contact with each other. Basia thought that Andrew was dead; he also taught that she is dead. After the war, Andrew managed to escape from the country to the United States, where he worked career and where he lives today. Basia stayed in Poland, in her family home in Klarysewo near Warsaw. They both had families: Andrew had a wife and children, and Basia was married twice. Now, for many years widowed they lived alone, each in their end of the world. Until last year. Andrew found online interview with Basia concerning its underground activities during the Second World War. He sent the first letter, and so it all began again after 72 years.
JULITA WOŁOSZAŃSKA-MATYSEK
GALLERY THEATRE
NOVEMBER 14 at 8:45 pm.
