GDANSKI RAILWAY STATION / DWORZEC GDAŃSKI
director: Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz produced in: 2007 runtime: 55 cinematography: Rafal Paradowski, Andrzej Adamczak editing: Grażyna Gradon production: Studio Filmowe LARGO, TVN
An attempt to cope with painful events of 1968 – an outbreak of the anti-Semitic hysteria which led to mass exile of citizens of Jewish origin from Poland. Emigrants have been meeting for 20 years in an Izraeli spa, Aszkelon, located at the Mediterranean Sea. It’s been 37 years since they left and Poland is still present at their homes. The emigrants’ stories were enriched with unique archive materials.
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Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz »
Born in 1954 in Cieplice Śląskie. She is a graduate of the Faculty of Radio and Television at the University of Silesia in Katowice (1982). A director of the feature film Kraj świata (1993) and almost 50 documentaries, among others: I Am a Man (1985), The Office (1986), The Bread Monger (1988), I Don’t Believe Politicians (1989), Bara, Bara (1996), Turn Me into a Long Snake (1997), A Night with the General (2001), Generation 89 (2002), Dziennik.pl (2004), The Professor. About Leszek Kołakowski. A winner of numerous festival awards, among others, in Paris, Gdańsk and Krakow. at festivals:
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