Dawn in a Polish mountain community. A young hitchhiker is given a lift, and is even offered a bed for his troubles. He ends up staying for longer than a single night, captivated by his elderly host, with his long hair and tanned face. Akin to a native Indian he lives in the wilderness. The hitchhiker goes hunting with him and observes the lumberjacks' coarse shows of strength. Surviving in the wilderness requires strength, skill and occasionally the ability to kill. As an individual you're forced to the limits, something the film's hero strives towards: Blue sparks fly amongst the hiss and crackle.
DCP | Farbe / colour
Martin Rath
Bartosz Świniarski
Katarzyna Szczerba
Aleksandra Chorążyczewska
Artur Walaszczyk
Marcin Kowalczyk, Piotr Dmyszewicz, Mikołaj Chroboczek, Andrzej Borowski
Krakow Film Foundation
Zofia Ścisłowska
Basztowa 15/8a
31-143 Kraków
Poland
Tel./Fax +48.12.294 69 45
e-mail.: zofia@kff.com.pl
www.kff.com.pl
Martin Rath - – born in East Berlin. He studied directing at the Polish National Film School in Lodz. His film CO RAZ ZOSTAŁO ZAPISANE / WRITTEN IN INK (2011) has been screened at numerous film festivals worldwide and won the Prize for Best Short Documentary at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival in 2011.
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON (2009, short)
CO RAZ ZOSTAŁO ZAPISANE (2011, short, doc)