"Negatyw"

Opis

Negatyw

(The Negative)

reż. Robert Wichrowski | Polska | 2021 | 75 min | english friendly

występują: Michał Gadomski, Anita Jancia, Wojciech Chorąży

dystrybucja: Faun Film Factory

PREMIERA 17 CZERWCA 2022

English Friendly Kino Światowid wyświetla film z angielskimi napisami. Światowid will screen "The Negative" with additional English subtitles.

Bohaterem filmu jest Karol Weber. Urodził się w połowie lat 70. Jako kilkuletni chłopiec osiadł z rodzicami w małej miejscowości. Jego pasją była fotografia.
Poznajemy go w najważniejszych momentach jego życia – w wieku 7. lat, kiedy opuściła go matka, w wieku 18. lat, kiedy przeżywa swoją pierwszą miłość i współcześnie, w wieku 47 lat, kiedy świętuje swoje 25. lecie pracy fotoreportera. Po wystawie dowiaduje się o śmierci ojca. Karol udaje się w podróż, by go pochować. Nocna eskapada pociągiem jest pełna niespodzianek na pograniczu jawy i snu. Karol spotyka postaci z przeszłości – Matkę, Ojca, Alinę, swoją pierwszą miłość i Adama, przyjaciela, którego zdradził. To, co pamięta okaże się inne od tego co rzeczywiście się wydarzyło.

The main character of this cinema is Karol Weber. He was born in the middle of 70's. As a boy he lived in a small town with his parents. They've received a house in exchange for work in a local school. His mom was an art teacher, dad was making a photo class in the same school. We are meeting Karol in the middle of three very important periods of his life - at the age of 7th, when his mother left him. At the 18th years old, when he fall in love for the first time and contemporary at the age of 47, when he is celebrating 25 anniversary of his work as a photographer. After his photo exhibition he has obtained information about his father's death. Karol is going to bury him. During his train journey, he's got a lot of flashback and memories from the most important moments of his life. It's kind of catharsis. This comeback to the home town is something between dreams and reality, between life and death, he gets in to the labyrinth and nothing is at it seems. It would appear that our memory is illusory and most often we remember our versions of occurrences.