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Internetowa edycja 65. KFF
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Poland, The Netherlands2025documentary15'National Competition
A poetic tale, stimulating the senses, about journeys to the furthest corners of the globe, where silence becomes the key element in reflecting on the relationship between man and nature. Just as there are many types of music, there are also many types of silence. It sounds different in Antarctica, underwater or in the Tatras. Hikes lasting many days facilitate meditation and insight into oneself. The experiences of the extreme expeditions are recounted by outstanding Polish mountaineers, such as Andrzej Bargiel, Kinga Baranowska and Anna Tybor, and traveller Marek Kaminski. They are accompanied by the landscape of sounds and images of impenetrable nature.
- directed by
- Aleksandra Powalacz
Photographer and video artist. She creates narratives that invite an exploration of the nuances of perception and emotion, reflecting the complexity and interconnectedness of reality. She is a member of the analogue film collectives Mono No Aware in New York and Filmwerkplaats in Rotterdam. She studied film direction at The Academy of Media Arts Cologne and moving image at Gerrit Rietveld Academie. She lives in Amsterdam.
Julia PowalaczA graduate in Media and Culture at the University of Amsterdam, she is currently pursuing a Master's programme in Film Studies. She is expanding her portfolio, focusing on paintings, drawings and films. Her work mainly focuses on the form of the human body in its natural and deformed shapes. She is a member of the film collectives Mono No Aware in New York and Filmwerkplaats in Rotterdam.
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