Krakow FF Docs to Go: Old Hippies Die Young by Zofia Pręgowska
For two years Polish doccer Zofia Pręgowska has been following Trotsky and Natalia, a couple desperately in love but fundamentally at odds. He is a dreamer and a non-conformist. She is a practical home builder. He wants to go abroad to street busk. She wants to get a loan and buy a house. Can their love survive their differences?
Krakow FF Docs to Start: Papa Was a King of Kongo by Joanna Ratajczak
In Joanna Ratajczak’s Krakow FF project, after the death of Mong, the head of a Congolese clan, his biological daughter Monica becomes the new leader of the family – despite having grown up in an all-white Communist village in the Masuria district of Poland. Her new circumstances instil in her a need to find and unite other illegitimate members of the clan.
Krakow FF Docs to Go: Silence Heard Loud by Anna Konik
Polish director/producer Anna Konik presented her latest project during Krakow 2021. Set in London, Silence Heard Loud tells the stories of seven people who have been fighting a desperate battle for freedom and dignity.
Krakow FF Doc to Go: My Place Ozerna by Karina Będkowska
Shot over four years and currently in late production stage ahead of a January 2022 delivery, My Place Ozerna is a story of two women, one who has her whole life ahead of her, the other nearing her final farewell, and the profound emotional effect that each person has on the other.
