SO IT DOESN'T HURT / ŻEBY NIE BOLAŁO
director: Marcel Łoziński screenwriter: Marcel Łoziński produced in: 1998 runtime: 48 cinematography: Jacek Petrycki editing: Katarzyna Maciejko-Kowalczyk, Lidia Zonn production: TVP 1 S.A., Studio Filmowe Kalejdoskop, Agencja Produkcji Filmowej copy: 35mm
Second part of "Wizyta", made twenty-four years later. Urszula Flis, the woman who runs a country farm on her own, is revisited by the photo-reporter Erazm Ciolek and the "Gazeta Wyborcza" journalist Agnieszka Kublik. The film makes a reference to the first visit, which focused on the interference of the media in Flis's life, the attempts of the communist Polish propaganda to manipulate her. A film about loneliness, lost (or won?) life, the limits of filmmakers' interference in the life of a documentary protagonist. Flis herself sets such a limit, saying "let it not hurt".
Marcel Łoziński »
Born in 1940 in Paris. He earned his degree in Film Directing from Łódź Film School. He has made a number of excellent documentaries, which include The Visit (1974), Front Collision (1975), How to Live (1977), Microphone’s Test (1980), Practice Exercises (1984), Anything Can Happen (1995), So It Doesn’t Hurt (1998), How It’s Done (2006) and was nominated to the European Academy Award and American Oscar for his documentary film entitled 89 mm from Europe (1993). For the past four years he has been the head of the documentary programme at the Andrzej Wajda Master School of Film Directing. at festivals:
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