Polish artist Grzegorz Kowalski gives workshops in which large numbers of people create an improvised performance from scratch. Kowalski asks his former student Żmijewski to lead a session – the participants are challenged to present their improvised performances in public spaces, for audiences of random passers-by.
Also in this combined programme
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An Eye for an Eye
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Cookbook
A one-off cookery course in a women’s prison – with lobster on the menu – highlights the dismal food normally served up in the cells -
Rendez-vous
A silent encounter with Danuta Witkowska and actor Wojciech Królikiewicz in their day-to-day coping with Huntington’s disease. -
KR WP
In this film, Żmijewski – literally – strips patterns of behaviour and rituals. We see soldiers present arms and march: the first time clo -
Karolina
What does life and death mean to an 18-year-old girl if you can’t get out of bed due to a serious form of osteoporosis, with…
Film details
- Country of production
- Poland
- Year
- 2014
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2018
- Length
- 9'
- Medium/Format
- File
