Reżyseria:
Ewa BukowskaScenariusz:
Ewa BukowskaZdjęcia:
Tomasz NaumiukMuzyka:
Natalia FiedorczukObsada:
Magdalena Popławska, Michał Żurawski, Krzysztof Stroiński, Dorota Kolak, Kinga Preis, Miroslaw Haniszewski, Beata Schimscheiner, Oleg Bakhrutdinov (więcej)Opisy(1)
Anka i Witek są zakochanym w sobie małżeństwem. On jest korespondentem wojennym, który większość dni w roku spędza na wojnie. Ona nieustannie czeka, aż mąż wróci do domu. Anka stara się żyć normalnie, jednak niepewność o życie Witka wygrywa. Zaczyna szykować się na najgorsze. (Next Film)
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A striking portrayal of post-traumatic stress disorder. The main character spirals deeper into depression and anxiety, which keep escalating with no end in sight. The cause? Her husband, a war correspondent, constantly hops from one conflict zone to another, oblivious to how his absences are shattering his wife's psyche. Anna's biggest issue is her unwavering love for him and the constant fear for his life. This fear consumes her, pulling her into a dark abyss where normal functioning becomes impossible, making a stay in a psychiatric ward inevitable. It gets to the point where she thinks it might be easier if he just died, allowing her to move on rather than being stuck in perpetual dread. The film has a concise runtime and tackles a deeply intriguing subject with high-quality execution. It's heavy and specific, making it a bit hard to digest, but it's definitely worth watching — especially for Magdalena Popławska's outstanding performance.
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