Wrony
Fortnight 1994, Feature film, 1 h 06
Synopsis
The crow is nine-year-old. Sly and withdrawn into herself, she lives with her mother who leaves her by herself quite often. Expelled from class, The crow walks around the town, accosts passers-by. Lacking affection, she lures a dog by giving him cookies, but the dog goes away when she falls asleep. Passing by a villa, The crow sees a three-year-old little girl who smiles at her and stretches out her arms to her. The day after, she decides to kidnap her. The two children play and walk around, unaware of the dangers to which they expose themselves. The crow is touches by the little girl’s naivety and confidence and forgets her loneliness…
Director
Dorota Kedzierzawska
She was born in Poland. She studied human sciences in Lodz, direction in Moscou. She went back to Poland and graduated at the High cinema, TV and theater school. She directed 4 short films and a medium length one awarded in Mannheim. In 1991, he directed his first feature film Diably, diably, shown at The Directors’ Fortnight and other international festivals.
Anna Prucnal
Karolina Ostrozny
Kasia Szczepanik
Malgorzata Hajewsja
Karolina Ostrozny
Kasia Szczepanik
Malgorzata Hajewsja
Screenplay
Dorota Kedzierzawska
Image
Arthur Reinhart
Sound
Barbara Domaradzka
Editing
Dorota Kedzierzawska, Arthur Reinhart
Music
Wlodek Pawlik
Set decoration
Magdalena Kujsczyck
PRODUCTION : OKO Film Studio Poltel VENTE A LETRANGER : Jeanine Seawell, Seawell Films (sauf USA & Canada)
Title in Original Version : Les Corneilles
