JOANNA
by Feliks Falk
synopsis
Occupation time. A young woman, whose husband disappeared during the war, takes care of an abandoned Jewish girl. The presence of the girl in Joanna’s apartment is the source of constant fear. Soon, the woman is the victim of denunciation. During an inspection a German officer becomes interested in Joanna and discovers her secret. To save the child, she gets into a "romance" with the German.
| international title: | Joanna |
| original title: | Joanna |
| country: | Poland |
| year: | 2010 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Feliks Falk |
| film run: | 105' |
| screenplay: | Feliks Falk |
| cast: | Urszula Grabowska, Joachim Paul Assböck, Stanislawa Celinska, Sara Knothe |
| cinematography by: | Piotr Śliskowski |
| film editing: | Krzysztof Szpetmański |
| art director: | Bartlomiej Gliniak a.k.a. Bartek Gliniak |
| costumes designer: | Magdalena Biedrzycka |
| music: | Bartlomiej Gliniak a.k.a. Bartek Gliniak |
| producer: | Michał Kwieciński |
| production: | Akson Studio, Narodowe Centrum Kultury |
| backing: | Polish Film Institute |
| distributor: | ITI Cinema |
