Attraction

A scorching holiday in a countryside puts a close relationship of teenage siblings into a test. Charmed by her younger brother Ania, makes an effort to fight for his feelings.
2023 |

written and directed by Aleksandra Klukowska
cinematopgraphy: Zuzanna Kernbach
editing: Julia Oleksy
production design: Katarzyna Balicka
costumes: Barbara Tuszyńska
make-up: Barbara Tuszyńska
casting: Aleksandra Klukowska
cast: Oliwia Hołozubiec (Ania), Borys Wiciński (Karol), Aleksandra Justa (Mother), Konrad Kąkol (Piotrek)

producer: Leszek Kopeć, Jerzy Rados
produced by:                Gdynia Film School
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81-372 Gdynia, Polska
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