Full Moon 1979
Synopsis
Wojtek, an architect moving up the career ladder, is fed up with the hustle and bustle of the city life. He leaves the town and retreats to the country. Neither his old friend nor his wife – a popular actress with whom he feels bound only by living in the same apartment – are able to persuade him to come back. Wojtek, claiming that he is on his well-deserved vacation he had not taken in years, spends a lot of time contemplating his present life. He carries out an in-depth analysis and draws conclusions. Friendship with the locals whose problems he truly cares about, as well as integration into the rhythm of life in accordance with the nature, create favorable conditions for recuperation and rediscovery of the values compromised. After some time Wojtek autonomously makes a decision to return to his work and home. He leaves the country stronger, mentally fortified and enriched by new observations and reflections that he would not be able to experience in his busy city life.
About
Year of production:
1979
Genre:
psychological drama
Premiere:
23-11-1979
Technical specs:
Black and white, 92 min.
Production:
Perspektywa Film Studio
Filmmakers
Directed by:
Andrzej Kondratiuk
Written by:
Andrzej Kondratiuk
Cinematography by:
Witold Leszczyński
Edited by:
Krzysztof Osiecki
Music by:
Włodzimierz Nahorny
Sound by:
Aleksander Gołębiowski
Set Decoration by:
Jan Banucha
Costume Designer:
Andrzej Kondratiuk
Production Manager:
Halina Kawecka
Cast
Tomasz Zaliwski (Wojtek),
Tadeusz Fijewski (grandfather Foton),
Jan Świderski (cattleman Teodor),
Roman Kłosowski (comrade Roman),
Janusz Gajos (Janek),
Józef Nowak (Mietek),
Iga Cembrzyńska (Wojtek\'s wife),
Anna Milewska (Helena, Mietek\'s wife),
Anna Seniuk (saleswoman Zosia),
Zofia Kopacz (bartender Karinka),
Franciszek Dzierżanowski (Franek)