While tension increases in Poland in the early 1980s as a result of the struggle of the trade union movement Solidarity against the Communist regime, four 18-year-old boys decide to start a punk band in a seaside town. All That I Love, the third feature by Jacek Borcuch, concentrates on the singer of the band, the sensitive Janek. He's a young idealist who can lose himself in music, love, his dreams - until the world of adults forces him to make a choice that will have huge consequences.
Borcuch and his crew do a great job of evoking the mood of the 1980s, which in Poland is largely a time of strikes, demonstrations and tanks and soldiers in the street during the state of siege. A period in which young people were forced to grow up very fast. On the soundtrack, Polish punk hits from that time.
- Director
- Jacek Borcuch
- Country of production
- Poland
- Year
- 2009
- Festival Edition
- IFFR 2010
- Length
- 95'
- Medium
- 35mm
- Original title
- Wszystko co kocham
- Language
- Polish
- Producers
- Jan Dworak, Slawomir Józwik, Beata Ryczkowska
- Production Companies
- Prasa i Film, TVP SA - Film Agency, Canal + Polska
- Sales
- WIDE
- Screenplay
- Jacek Borcuch
- Cinematography
- Michal Englert
- Editor
- Krzysztof Szpetmanski, Agnieszka Glinska
- Production Design
- Elwira Pluta
- Sound Design
- Tomasz Dukszta
- Music
- Daniel Bloom
- Cast
- Mateusz Kosciukiewicz, Jakub Gierszal, Olga Frycz
- Website
- http://www.allthatilove.pl