I guess I will go with the title "Anything Can Happen" instead of "Wszystko moze sie przytrafic" which is basically impossible to type and pronounce for non-Polish people. This one here is a 39-minute documentary from over 20 years ago, which makes me sad because all the interviewees in this film are most likely dead. But they left us something wonderful. The writer and director here is Marcel Lozinski and he instructed his son to go to random strangers, all 60 or older, in a park and start a conversation with them. The fact that the son is too young to lie or be fake makes this a special watch as it brings out the most authentic and honest reaction in the people he talks with. This is a movie where I did not expect a lot when I saw it the first time because it had no reviews, not that much awards recognition and not too many ratings either even if they were excellent. And I was blown away by it. It is already the second or third time I am watching it now and none of the magic has vanished. This is documentary filmmaking at its truest core and most essential. With lots of heart and cinematic value. I highly recommend checking this one out. Rest in peace to everybody in this little gem.
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