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Director
Tomasz Wolski
Producer
Anna Gawlita
Production company
Kijora
Director of photography
Patryk Jordanowicz ...
Editor
Tomasz Wolski
IDF Events
2010 East Silver
Sales
Krakow Film Foundation

H2O

H2O, Poland, 2010, 8 min, Digi Beta, Creative, Personal View, Society

Synopsis Credits Languages Production Sales IDF Events Festivals Photogallery

A documentary by Tomasz Wolski focuses on a slow, fragmentary observation of a small part of reality. Its centre is in a market square of a small town somewhere in the south of Poland. That’s where three springs of water have their origins, only several metres away from each other. A camera records reactions of passers-by and watches their behaviour. Interestingly, in the majority of cases, the behaviour is totally different by each of the springs.

Director:

Tomasz Wolski

Producer:

Anna Gawlita

Director of photography:

Tomasz Wolski, Patryk Jordanowicz

Editor:

Tomasz Wolski

Screenplay:

Tomasz Wolski

World Sales:

Katarzyna Wilk