'How Power Looks' — MiamisFF Review
Praising Black representation and condemning the power structures that suppress it, a mother delivers an impassioned speech to her distant son.
The Miracle
The life of a young man, a hedonist and a sinner, turns upside down when his wife becomes pregnant. He tries to escape, but it does not bring relief, on the contrary, it makes his life even more confusing. He can no longer separate reality from a drunken hallucination colored with biblical stories and folk songs.
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The life of a young man, a hedonist and a sinner, turns upside down when his wife becomes pregnant. He tries to escape, but it does not bring relief, on the contrary, it makes his life even more confusing. He can no longer separate reality from a drunken hallucination colored with biblical stories and folk songs.
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Genre:Drama, Animation
Written By:Ewa Borysewicz
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Letko
Cast
Ewa Borysewicz
Director
Bartłomiej Kotschedoff
Wiesław
Joanna Połeć
Halinka
Barbara Jonak
Wiesław's mother-in-law
Paulina Kondrak
Anka / stewardess
Małgorzata Hajewska-Krzysztofik
Cherubina
Dorota Kiełkowicz
Wiesław's mother
Bogusław Suszka
Wiesław's father
Karol Puciaty
Mariusz Ostrowski
Izabela Noszczyk
Michał Grzybowski
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