CARGO

Sławomir Shuty and Tomasz Bochniak invite the audience to an anonymous journey to Krakow’s district of Nowa Huta to visit Ludwik department store, the Ludowy Theatre or the Świt cinema. They take them the Avenue of Roses, where many years ago Poland’s largest statute of Lenin towered over the street, in order to show them, soon after, its eventual destruction – the result of the fall of the communist regime. The narrator is Tola, a few-year old girl who tells the story of the political system transformation in Poland and its impact on the residents of a housing estate reciting a nursery rhyme.

GENRE:
animation
COUNTRY:
Polska
RUNNING TIME:
11'
YEAR:
DIRECTING:
Sławomir Shuty, Tomasz Bochniak
DOP:
Kajetan Plis
EDITOR:
Tomasz Bochniak
MUSIC:
Łukasz Targosz, Wysoki Lot
ANIMATION:
Tomasz Bochniak, Michalina Rolnik
PRODUCTION:
Fundacja Korporacja Ha!art

Sławomir Shuty »

Born in 1973. Writer, director, photographer and performer. He writes books and is an author of the first
Polish hypertext novel Blok. He develops and manages performances. His films include: W drodze (2003), Luna (2005), Panoptikon (2009) and Dom (2009). He won the Passport Award granted by ‘Polityka’, a Polish weekly, for his novel The Heap (2005).

Tomasz Bochniak »

is a graduate of the Faculty of Intermadia at The Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. He got his Bachelor’s Degree Animation at Professor Krzysztof Kiwierski’s Animation Studio. Director and editor of many productions, including short animations, video clips and documentaries. His work was awarded at festivals in Poland and abroad.
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