Once Upon a Time in Poland

dir. Vit Klusak, Filip Remunda / 2020 / Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia / 98min.
Czech pilgrimage to the Polish God.


In the heart of Europe, two nations exist side by side, similar to each another in many ways and yet worlds apart. Czechs are dedicated atheists, while Poles are being baptized as soon as they are born. Czechs shake their heads in disbelief at the Polish piety, while Poles hold Czechs in contempt for living without God. A Czech documentary crew sets out on a pilgrimage across Poland in order to investi-gate specific situations regarding linked to  Polish religiousness. What will happen when they meet with an exorcist or very dedicated listeners of ultra-Catholic Radio Maryja? Will Czechs understand the Polish religiousness and will Poles accept the Czech way of life without God?

duration:
98 min
country / year of production:
Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia / 2020
director:
Vit Klusak, Filip Remunda
cinematography:
Vít Klusák, Martin Matiáček
producer:
Zdenek Holy / Vernes s.r.o
selected festivals and awards:
2020 – Millennium Docs Against Gravity, Warsaw: Polish and World Premiere
sections:
The Best of MDAG
tags:
religions psychology travels relations

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