Wolyn (2016)
Año de lanzamiento: 2016
Nación: Poland
Alternative Title: Voluine, Wołyń, Волынь, Hatred, Volhynia
Director: Wojciech Smarzowski
Writer: Wojciech Smarzowski
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Andrzej Polec, Dariusz Pietrykowski
Co-Producer: Michał Merczyński, Andrzej Białas, Rafał Bubnicki
Executive Producer: Dariusz Pietrykowski
Compañías: Andrzej Łudziński Productions, Bemar, Canal+ Polska, Film It, Narodowe Centrum Kultury, Narodowy Instytut Audiowizualny, Odra-Film, Telewizja Polska
Budget: PLN 10,000,000 (estimated).
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: war crimes, village life, nationalism, atrocity, genocide, volhynia, rural life
Historia
Wolyn follows Zosia, a young Polish girl from the village of Łuck in eastern Poland (then known as Wolyn). Despite her love for a Ukrainian boy from the same village, she is forced into marrying a wealthy widower due to financial pressures. Soon after, World War II begins and ethnic tensions between Poles and Ukrainians escalate. Amidst this chaos, Zosia struggles to survive.
Resumen
Wolyn (2016), directed by Wojciech Smarzowski, is a historical drama set against the backdrop of World War II in eastern Poland. The film explores themes of love, sacrifice, and survival amidst ethnic tensions between Poles and Ukrainians during the war. Although the movie primarily focuses on Zosia's personal struggles and her marriage, it also sheds light on the broader political and social climate of the time.
