PRL DE LUXE

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Crazy Mike from Krakow specializes in organizing guided tours that are anything but typical. He drives the tourists to Nowa Huta in a dilapidated Vee Dub and allows the relics of the past- the “Stylowa” restaurant, the former site of the Lenin monument, the giant steelworks, a typical worker’s flat- to unfold their charms. During the sightseeing, he talks about the joys of life in the People’s Republic of Poland and the absurdities of real socialism. Will the memory of the trip stay with the tourists a little longer? The film has been shot as part of the First Documentary project.

FILM REPRESENTED BY THE KRAKOW FILM FOUNDATION

 

GENRE:
documentary
COUNTRY:
pl
RUNNING TIME:
15'
YEAR:
DIRECTING:
Edyta Wróblewska
DOP:
Marcin Sauter, Szymon Lenkowski
EDITOR:
Anna Dymek
PRODUCTION:
Mistrzowska Szkoła Reżyserii Filmowej Andrzeja Wajdy (obecnie: Wajda Studio), Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich - Studio Munka

Edyta Wróblewska »

director and producer, a graduate of Wajda School, Camerimage Film School and Berlinale Talent Campus, PhD student at Łódź Film School. Author of awarded documentaries ("PRL de Luxe", "Girl from a Reading Primer", "Small Instruments"), which have been screened at dozens of film festivals, including Vision du Réel, Sheffield Doc, Vancouver IFF, Guangzhou Doc, Docs Lisboa, ZagrebDox and many others. She has also directed a short fiction film "The Road" and a theatre play "Mulholland Drive/Diane". A tutor in film directing, an expert of the Polish Film Institute, a member of the Polish Film Academy.