Wenecja, 2010, 110 min.
2011
Hefei Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival, China
Audience Award
Cleveland International Film Festival
Special Jury Distinction for Arthur Reinhart
Polish Eagle Award 2011
Best Cinematography for Arthur Reinhart,
Best Art Director for Joanna Macha,
Best Costumes for Malgorzata Zacharska,
Best Sound for Jacek Hamela
2010
Montreal World Film Festival
Best Artistic Contribution Award
Camerimage Festival
Golden Frog Award for Arthur Reinhart
Gdynia Polish Film Festival
Best Acting Debut Award for Marcin Walewski
| Director | Jan Jakub Kolski | |
| Screenplay | Jan Jakub Kolski | |
| Cinematography | Arthur Reinhart | |
| Music | Dariusz Gorniok | |
| Art Director | Joanna Macha | |
| Producer | Michal Kwiecinski |
| Marek | Marcin Walewski | |
| Joanna, Marcin’s Mother | Magdalena Cielecka | |
| Weronika, Joanna’s Sister | Grazyna Blecka-kolska | |
| Marek’s Grandmother | Teresa Budzisz-krzyzanowska | |
| Roman, Marek’s Father | Mariusz Bonaszewski | |
| Barbara, Joanna’s Sister | Agnieszka Grochowska | |
| Bagiński | Eryk Lubos | |
| Young Monk | Filip Plawiak |
Eleven-year-old Marek loves Venice. His family has gone to visit the city on water for generations. His great grandparents, his grandparents, his parents, even his 14-year-old brother Victor have made the pilgrimage. Marek knows the names of all the squares and streets of Venice by heart, but he has never actually seen his beloved city in person. Which is about to change. This summer his dream will come true; he will finally visit Venice… But this summer happens to be the summer of 1939. War with Germany looms and Marek’s father enters the army. Instead of St. Mark’s Square, Marek ends up with his mother in Zaleszczyki on the San, in the large villa of Aunt Veronica. But down in the flooded cellar of the mansion, Marek still has dreams. If he can’t go to Venice, Venice will come to him…