Haven

Nastya and Ira are staying at a temporary accommodation center for refugees in the seaside town Gdynia, north of Poland. The haven in Gdynia for them becomes not only a refuge but also a time for reflection. It prompts them to ponder whether people are the smiths of their own fate or whether they are subject to unpredictable events over which they have no control.
2024 |

directed by: Diana Szczotka

cinematography: Diana Szczotka

sound: Diana Szczotka, Yulia Yukhymets

editing: Julia Kharybina

music: Mateusz Franczak

cast: Anastazja Ryabucha, Ira Kholodovich, Zinaida Ryabucha, Anastazja Kara, Yulia Yukhymets, Volunteers of ZSP No. 3, in Gdynia

producer: Leszek Kopeć, Jerzy Rados

 

produced by: Gdyńska Szkoła Filmowa

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