Lessons of Love (16+)
Award for Original Artistic Solution “Silver Nanook”
Poland, 2019, 75 min.
Directors: Malgorzata Goliszewska, Kasia Mateja
Directors: Malgorzata Goliszewska, Kasia Mateja
Free-spirited Jola, after escaping from a marital nightmare is letting loose with her friends and finds herself thrust into a new romance at a Latino dancing class. The drama evolves when the conservative powers of her generation try to justify her abusive husband. A highly cinematic and joyful journey into a woman’s battle to reinvent herself in her best age of life, when you are 69.
Malgorzata Goliszewska
Malgorzata Goliszewska
is a documentary filmmaker with an artistic background. Malgorzata graduated from the DocPro course at Wajda School in 2012 and POLSKA.DOC. She received a master degree in Multimedia Art. She works with different media: documentary film and contemporary art, often combining these two fields. She directed several short films, two of which were screened all over the world on international film festivals.
FILMOGRAPHY
Dress me, 2011; This type of birds, 2012; I’ll call you when I get there, 2013; Twins, 2014; Lessons of Love, 2019.
Kasia Mateja
Kasia Mateja
is filmmaker and photographer, a graduate of Edinburgh College of Art in Scotland from the faculty of Film and TV. She’s worked as a director, cinematographer, editor, sound technician and producer. She made short documentaries and experimental films in Scotland, Ireland, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Mongolia. She conducts film workshops for disadvantaged youth.
FILMOGRAPHY
Silence on the way to the Reindeer People, 2012; Lessons of Love, 2019.
Award for Original Artistic Solution “Silver Nanook”
Poland, 2019, 75 min.
Directors: Malgorzata Goliszewska, Kasia Mateja
Directors: Malgorzata Goliszewska, Kasia Mateja
Free-spirited Jola, after escaping from a marital nightmare is letting loose with her friends and finds herself thrust into a new romance at a Latino dancing class. The drama evolves when the conservative powers of her generation try to justify her abusive husband. A highly cinematic and joyful journey into a woman’s battle to reinvent herself in her best age of life, when you are 69.