One man. One village. A whole lot of communist-era rage.
Acting
Jan Nowicki's simmering restraint before inevitable eruption.
Cinematography
Bleak rural landscapes that speak louder than dialogue.
Director
Henryk Kluba
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Made during Poland's thaw period, the film subtly critiques bureaucratic impotence while officially being about WWII resistance.
Henryk Kluba was primarily a documentary filmmaker; this explains the almost ethnographic attention to village rituals.
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