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The Red Spider

The Red Spider

by Marcin Koszalka
 

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The Red Spider: An atmospheric recreation of communist-era Poland

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The Red Spider: An atmospheric recreation of communist-era Poland

The eagerly awaited feature debut by Polish filmmaker Marcin Koszalka is a precise and chilling examination of obsession and death 

"I prefer going down the path of experimentation"

Interview: Marcin Koszalka • Director

"I prefer going down the path of experimentation"

Well-known Polish director of photography and documentary maker Marcin Koszalka talked to us about The Red Spider, her first fictional feature film as director. 

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international title: The Red Spider
original title: Czerwony Pająk
country: Poland, Slovakia
year: 2015
directed by: Marcin Koszalka
screenplay: Marcin Koszalka, Łukasz M. Maciejewski
cast: Filip Plawiak, Adam Woronowicz, Małgorzata Foremniak, Karolina Kominek, Julia Kijowska, Marek Kalita, Wojciech Zieliński

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Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2015Official Selection - Competition
Arras Film Festival 2015 
Febiofest International Film Festival 2016 
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