Depositary (film)
Depositary (Polish: Depozytariusz) is a 2014 Polish short documentary film.
| Depositary | |
|---|---|
 Ruins in Walim, Poland | |
| Also known as | Depozytariusz |
| Directed by | Mateusz Kudła |
| Country of origin | Poland |
| Original language | Polish |
| Production | |
| Cinematography | Artur Głupczyk |
| Running time | 12 minutes |
| Release | |
| Original release |
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The film was broadcast by the Polish 24-hour news channel TVN24 and shown at the 27th Polish Film Festival, Chicago and Media Festival “Man in Danger” in Lodz.
Synopsis
Łukasz Kazek finds caches of documents, photos, personal mementos, etc., hidden in Owl Mountains of Lower Silesia, formerly belonging to Nazi Germany by the local German inhabitants who left their houses hurriedly during their post World War II expulsion.
The Pole finds owners of lockers so that sentimental treasures could be returned to them after seventy years.[1]
Festivals
USA - Polish Film Festival in America (2015) [2]
Poland - Media Festival “Man in Danger” in Lodz (2015)[3]- USA - The Best Shorts Competition (2016) - Award of Merit Special Mention[4]
United Kingdom - Southampton International Film Festival (2016)[5]- Poland - International Historical And Military Film Festival in Warsaw (2016)[6]
References
- "Depozytariusz" w Chicago (pl), Depositary in Chicago, accessed on 2016-23-06
- Polish Film Festival in America (pl), Polish Film Festival in America, accessed on 2016-23-06
- Muzeum Kinematografii w Łodzi (pl), (Muzeum of Cinematography in Łodz), accessed on 2016-23-06
- Winners Award of Merit March 2016 (en), accessed on 2016-23-06
- Southampton International Film Festival Archived 2018-09-17 at the Wayback Machine (en), (Southampton International Film Festival), accessed on 2016-03-09
- International Historical And Military Film Festival in Warsaw (pl), (International Historical And Military Film Festival in Warsaw), accessed on 2016-03-09
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