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Directed by
| Adelina Borets | ||
Written by
| Adelina Borets | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
| Barbara Pawlowska | ... | supervising producer |
Music by
| Vadim Borisenko | ||
Cinematography by
| Bogdan Borysenko | ||
| Marianna Klein | ||
Editing by
| Malwina Wodzicka | ||
Editorial Department
| Anna Butenina | ... | associate editor |
| Egor Efimov | ... | color timer |
| Anna Goszko | ... | associate editor |
Sound Department
| DakhaBrakha | ... | soundtrack |
| Mikolaj Trybulec | ... | sound associate |
Additional Crew
| Viktor Borets | ... | production coordinator |
| Barbara Pawlowska | ... | pedagogical care |
Production Companies
- Warszawska Szkola Filmowa (produced by)
- Polski Instytut Sztuki Filmowej (co-financed by)
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
The Wormwood Star is a 14-minute documentary film about choices and values. The film shows the village of Mali Klischi, which has existed since 1790. In 1972, there were 200 houses and 530 inhabitants. Residents of the village have been displaced due to radioactive contamination. The Regional Council removed the village from the register on June 21, 1991. Today, only two inhabitants remain in what used to be the village of Mali Klischi. The Leading characters of the film are a mother and son - Nina (79 y.o.) and Alexander ( 62 y.o.). There is a great misunderstanding between them, despite the fact that they live together for many years. In order to remain in their houses they have paid the highest price - loneliness. |
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