Plynace wiezowce (2013)
Año de Estreno: 2013
Nación: Poland
Título Alternativo: Tiefe Wasser, Ligne d'eau, Tiltott szerelem, Płynące wieżowce, Floating Skyscrapers
Director: Tomasz Wasilewski
Guionista: Tomasz Wasilewski
Producción & Género
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Género: Drama, Lgbt-Related Film, Romance
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Argumento
In his fifteenth year of rigorous swim training, Kuba lives a seemingly normal life with his girlfriend Sylwia and mother Ewa. Tensions rise as Ewa pressures Kuba to have Sylwia move out. Meanwhile, Kuba becomes increasingly curious about some gay boys at his gym. At an art gallery opening, he meets Michal and feels drawn to him, much to Sylwia's delight but also concern. Kuba begins to neglect his training program, much to his mother's dismay, as he grows closer to Michal. Michal faces his own challenges convincing his parents of his lifestyle change. Eventually, Kuba musters the courage to confront those around him about his feelings for Michal and deal with the fallout.
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Resumen
'Plynace wiezowce' (2013), directed by Tomasz Wasilewski, is a Polish drama that explores themes of love, self-discovery, and acceptance. The film follows Kuba, an aspiring champion swimmer who finds himself drawn to Michal, whom he meets at an art gallery opening. As Kuba navigates his burgeoning feelings for Michal, he must confront the expectations of those around him - namely his girlfriend Sylwia and mother Ewa. The story unfolds against the backdrop of Kuba's swim training routine, which begins to take a backseat as his relationship with Michal deepens.
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