Project Detail

Over There

Synopsis

Two Polish families in the UK discuss the experience of their migration.
19-year-old Ola came to UK to join her boyfriend. They both work hard and save money for the wedding.
For 36 -year-old Kamila love is not enough anymore, but she has a safe life with an Englishman.

Details

Year
2017
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
29 mins
Format
Video
Director
Piotr Malecki
Producer
Piotr Malecki
Co-Producer
Anna Stevens, Panos Pictures
Executive Producer
Piotr Malecki, Short Docs Media
Editor
Piotr Malecki, Adriana Castellanos
Director of Photography
Piotr Malecki
Sound
Maciej Krupa
Composer
Maciej Krupa
Principal cast
Joanna Potera, Kamila Brigden
Film Images
©Piotr Malecki

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