Project Detail

Keeping Up With the Kashubians

Synopsis

Keeping Up With the Kashubians is an observational film taking place in Kashubia, a rural region of northern Poland. Through capturing the daily life – people at work, at home and on the streets ­– we see how, if at all, the local identity and language exist within modern-day Europe.

Details

Year
2015
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
25 mins 4 secs
Format
digital
Director
Karolina Paczkowska 1st Feature
Producer
Karolina Paczkowska
Editor
Karolina Paczkowska
Screenwriter
Karolina Paczkowska
Director of Photography
Karolina Paczkowska
Sound
Karolina Paczkowska

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Production Status

Production Company

Karolina Paczkowska

88 Hibbert Road
London E17 8HF

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