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Beanpole

Dylda · dir. Kantemir Bałagow
Russia 2019, 137’ · pre-release screening

20 October, 20:00 · CKK Jordanki

In Beanpole, which was awarded in Cannes, we admire a magnificent reconstruction of the reality and intensive atmosphere, which characterised the period of time shortly after the end of WWII. It was a time, when euphoria went hand in hand with mourning, and when hope was only just sprouting among the ruins which were still fresh wounds. In the latest film by Kantemir Balagov, author of the brilliant Closeness, we see two young women, Masha and Iya, close friends, trying to find a place for themselves in post-war Leningrad. When working on a script, Balagov was inspired by the famous reportage War's Unwomanly Face written by Svetlana Alexandrovna Alexievich, awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature. The focus of the film director is not on heroic deeds, though, but on a new definition of heroism, interpreted as little victories of life over death, hope over grieving, and youth over dramatic experiences, which happen every day.

Director:Kantemir Bałagow
Screenplay:Kantemir Bałagow, Aleksandr Terechow
Music:Jewgienij Galperine
Cinematography:Ksenia Sereda
Editing:Igor Litoninskiy
Cast:Wiktoria Miroszniczenko, Wasilisa Perełygina, Andriej Bykow, Konstantin Bałakiriew, Timofiej Głazkow
Producers:Natalia Gorina, Sergey Melkumov, Ellen Rodnianski, Alexander Rodnyansky, Michel Merkt
Production:Non-Stop Production
Distribution:Stowarzyszenie Nowe Horyzonty
Awards:FF w Cannes / Cannes FF – sekcja Inne Spojrzenie: Najlepszy Reżyser, Nagroda FIPRESCI / Un Certain Regard: Best Director, FIPRESCI Prize (2019)

Kantemir Balagov was born in 1991. He is a Russian film director and screenwriter from Nalchik in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic. He has completed the courses conducted by Alexander Sokurov at the Kabardino-Balkar State University. Kantemir Balagov debuted with a heart-breaking full-length drama Closeness, which told the story of a young Jewish girl from the Caucasus. The film premièred at Cannes 2017, as part of the Un Certain Regard section, winning the FIPRESCI Prize.

Filmography:

  • 2019 – Wysoka dziewczyna / Beanpole
  • 2017 – Bliskość / Closeness

2019 Programme

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