Izolator, 2008, 85 min.
Director | Christopher Doyle | |
Screenplay | Christopher Doyle | |
Cinematography | Rain Kathy Li | |
Music | Lech Rowinski, Adam Walicki |
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Art Direction | Robert Czesak | |
Producer(s) | Marianna Rowinska |
Ernest | Jan Frych | |
Ojka | Anna Przybylska | |
Grottger | Adam Ferency | |
Grottger’s Wife | Violetta Arlak | |
Paul | Lukasz Simlat | |
George | Leslaw Zurek | |
Lewy | Jerzy Bonczak | |
Remik | Jacek Poniedzialek |
Warsaw Dark is a good description of a new, yet complicated Polish reality. Many interesting characters that appear on screen make the film vivid and real. It is also universal – as an intense, electrifying love story. Also, as a description of journey that begins in total darkness and ends in the somewhat brighter light of hope. Warsaw Dark is visually stunning. Unexpected perspectives, unique locations, unorthodox approach to capturing reality make the film truly exceptional. And the city of Warsaw is not only a stage on which events take place. It is one of the focal points of the film. Mysterious, dark, almost monochromatic – Any secret can be safe here.