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To My Father
The short docu-drama To My Father is a reconstruction of the tragic story of Adam Bandrowski, a man living in the Polish borderlands, seen through the eyes of his three-year-old daughter, Alina. Settled in the memory of the child are poetic images of her family's life, which are suddenly interrupted with scenes of the arrest, interrogation, and execution of her father during Stalin's 'Great Terror'.
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The short docu-drama To My Father is a reconstruction of the tragic story of Adam Bandrowski, a man living in the Polish borderlands, seen through the eyes of his three-year-old daughter, Alina. Settled in the memory of the child are poetic images of her family's life, which are suddenly interrupted with scenes of the arrest, interrogation, and execution of her father during Stalin's 'Great Terror'.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Liliana Komorowska, Diana Skaya, Alina Bandrowska
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:QueenArt Films, Di Sky Productions
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