THEIR VOICES (6+)
Poland, 2018, colour, 26 min.
Director: Eri Mizutani
Director: Eri Mizutani
In her movie Eri Mizutani invites us to experience a mysterious world, carefully hidden from us behind the walls of the Polish boarding school. The young students have their own magic world, hardly accessible for the others, the «normal» ones. By a subtle observation and without a spoken word we access their everyday life throughout the year. Getting
to know their habits, gestures and facial expressions we access the environment full of acceptance, understanding, and airiness – so different from the world outside. The film allows us to share the children’s emotions, their visions of the world and eventually, to hear their voices.
Russian premiere
to know their habits, gestures and facial expressions we access the environment full of acceptance, understanding, and airiness – so different from the world outside. The film allows us to share the children’s emotions, their visions of the world and eventually, to hear their voices.
Russian premiere
AWARDS
26th Curtas Vila do Conde IFF (Portugal, 2018) – Best European Film School Prize.
Eri Mizutani
Eri Mizutani
was born in 1984 in Kyoto. In 2009 she graduated from TAMA Art University. During her studies, she directed five movies. Since 2010 she studies in the Leon Schiller National Higher School of Film, Television, and Theatre in Lodz.
FILMOGRAPHY
Ki-ka, 2006; Kureru kazeno doukei, 2007; It’s Kind of Ill, 2008; Zostanie tylko pragnienie, 2012; Naczelny, 2013; Niewidomi, 2013; Ciemna przestrzen, 2015; Sni mi sie, 2015; Their Voices, 2018.
Poland, 2018, colour, 26 min.
Director: Eri Mizutani
Director: Eri Mizutani
In her movie Eri Mizutani invites us to experience a mysterious world, carefully hidden from us behind the walls of the Polish boarding school. The young students have their own magic world, hardly accessible for the others, the «normal» ones. By a subtle observation and without a spoken word we access their everyday life throughout the year. Getting
to know their habits, gestures and facial expressions we access the environment full of acceptance, understanding, and airiness – so different from the world outside. The film allows us to share the children’s emotions, their visions of the world and eventually, to hear their voices.
Russian premiere
to know their habits, gestures and facial expressions we access the environment full of acceptance, understanding, and airiness – so different from the world outside. The film allows us to share the children’s emotions, their visions of the world and eventually, to hear their voices.
Russian premiere
AWARDS
26th Curtas Vila do Conde IFF (Portugal, 2018) – Best European Film School Prize.