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Forgotten Transports to Poland

Forgotten Transports to Poland

Zapomenuté transporty do Polska, Czech Republic, 2009, 90 min, Beta SP, Archive, History, Personal View
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Breaking down our notions about "Holocaust documentaries", the film focuses on humanidentity and its changes. It deals with choices, people, escaping Nazi ghettos, laborand death camps in the Lublin region of Poland, had to make in order to adapt
and survive in utter extremity, on the run, in hiding – with a great deal of ingenuity,much humor and tremendous optimism. This documentary tribute to the human spiritis completely devoid of commentary, contemporary and make-believe footage and
employs only impeccably researched time-and-place precise materials and fascinatingwords of the witnesses. From playing a deaf-mute fool, armed resistance to a touchingtale of forbidden love, the handful of witnesses share their past, for the first
time. This documentary offers a surprising picture of survival "as we don't know it".
Director:
Lukáš Přibyl
Director of photography:
Jakub Šimůnek
Screenplay:
Lukáš Přibyl
Editor:
Vladimír Barák
Sound:
Jan Čeněk, Marek Musil
Music:
Petr Ostrouchov
Producer:
Lukáš Přibyl
Executive producer:
Lukáš Přibyl, Ondřej Trojan
Languages:
Czech, English, Polish
Subtitles:
Czech, English, Polish
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Audience Award - One World Human Rights FF 2009, Czech Republic
Best Czech Popular Science Documentary - Academia Film Olomouc 2009, Czech Republic
Pavel Koutecky Award - Special Award of the Jury -
Zvláštní ocenění poroty - Pavel Koutecky Award

Film Critics Award - Nomination Ceremony 2010 - Czech Lion Awards
Czech Lion Awards 2009
The annual award of the Association of Czech Film Clubs for the best documentary film - Finále Plzeň, Czech Republic 2010

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