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We Are the Champions
  • Director
    Matej Bobrik
  • Original idea
    Matej Bobrik
  • Producer
    Jakub Kosma
  • Production company
    Kosma Film
  • Director of photography
    Michal Stajniak
  • Planned premiere
    December 2012

We Are the Champions

Poland, 52 min, HD, Adventure and Sports, Creative, Society
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The film is about people who want to help the Polish national football team to succeed at Euro 2012. A priest in the rural town of Kepnica encourages the local football fans to visit the mass regularly but not to pray for their own selfish goals. A conductor and a clarinet player compose a song for all Polish football fans. Prisoners want to pitch in with their bits of football expertise. A former military officer coaches a football team composed of young soldiers and wants to see Poland beat Germany at the championship. A homeless man is the goal keeper of a successful homeless fotball team that organizes a match in Berlin. A retired widower considers the hope of Poland's triumph at Euro 2012 the sole reason to keep on living.
Director:
Matej Bobrik
Producer:
Jakub Kosma
Director of photography:
Michal Stajniak
Screenplay:
Matej Bobrik
Executive producer:
Jakub Kosma
Original idea:
Matej Bobrik
Dramaturgy:
Matej Bobrik
Languages:
Polish
Subtitles:
?
Kosma Film Jerozolimskie 121/123/39
02-017 Warsaw, Poland
IDF Award - Institute of Documentary Film at Dragon Forum 2011

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