THE WAY MY UNCLES LIVED
SWIAT MOICH WUJKOW

Country of production: Poland
Year: 2000
Language: Polish
35 mins.

This nostalgic documentary shows a world long time gone. The film protagonists, the elderly Doerffer brothers, document in an amateur film the memories of their youth from the years between the World Wars. The chronicle of their family brings to life the world of old automobiles, horse drawn carriages, first steam trains, and wealthy landowners.

Director: Krzysztof Magowski
Script: Krzysztof Magowski
Cinematography: Jan Budzowski, Jan Doerffer
Music: Dariusz Zebrowski
Editing: Ewa Rozewicz
Sound: Lukasz Nowicki, Marek Frackiewicz
Producer: Janusz Skalkowski
Production Company: Kalejdoskop Film Studio, TVP Channel 1
Source:
Kalejdoskop Film Studio
ul. Chelmska 21
00-724 Warsaw, Poland
kalejdoskop@polbox.pl
http://www.kalejdoskop.com

Krzysztof Magowski was born in Poznan, Poland in 1952. He graduated from the Law School of Poznan University and the School of Film and TV in Katowice (film directing). He has directed over 20 feature and documentary films, including: ON THE STAGE (1983); THERE IS GOING TO BE A WAR (1986), MORE BLUES (1988), THE WAY MY UNCLES LIVED (2001); CHEERLEADERS (2001); SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL (2001); THE INTERNET LOVE OF MISS HAW (2002).

Thursday, March 27
9pm
Gallery Theatre
Screening with TWIN SISTERS and LIFE ON THE EDGE OF CREATION

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