Antek

Antek's life seems to be pretty simlar to the lives of other kids in the shelter. When a girl with a past, Anka, is admitted to the shelter, everything changes.
2015 | Feature film directed by Sylwia Galon

Directed by
Sylwia Galon

Written by
Sylwia Galon
Director of
photography Wojciech Ostrowski
Music by
Cool Kids of Death, Haju, Damian Koszewski
Editing
Joanna Więckowska
Production
design by Sylwia Galon
Costume
design by Julia Kul
Make-up
Katarzyna Skrzyniarz
Sound Piotr
Pastuszak

Cast Staszek
Cywka, Natalia Łągiewczyk, Dorota Androsz,Michał Jaros, Maciej Konopiński, Anna
Kociarz

Production manager Joanna Pultyn

Producer:
Leszek Kopeć, Jerzy Rados, Gdynia Film School

Produced by:
Gdynia Film School

 

Duration:
20 min

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