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The Last Movie Before the End of the World
Amidst the impending doom, two characters collide: Dominika, hiding in an old cinema, and Wanda – hungry for more. The time has come to decide if changing their personal stories at the eleventh hour is worth a shot.
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Amidst the impending doom, two characters collide: Dominika, hiding in an old cinema, and Wanda – hungry for more. The time has come to decide if changing their personal stories at the eleventh hour is worth a shot.
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Written By:Agnieszka Kalińska, Ola Hulbój
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Lodz Film School
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