DWA OGNIE

[...] Sweden, a country-mecca, where a young Belarusian girl together with her mother seek refuge when escaping their homeland for fear of a flourishing human trafficking. But the country is not really willing to accept the outsiders from inferior parts of the continent as its own citizens and, what is more, makes the two women feel it intensely. Placed in a refugee camp, they have to face a complex legal reality. Obviously, the whole process can be shortened by finding a native husband quickly, a husband who is a warranty of obtaining a green card. [...] (Artur Zaborski, catalogue Wrocław 2011)