THE QUEEN OF SILENCE
synopsis
10 years old Denisa is an outcast in many ways. She is an illegal citizen of a gypsy camp in Poland, but most of all – she doesn’t speak as no one has ever diagnosed her with severe hearing disabilities. She lives in a world of her own, full of rhythm and dance, imitating the glamorous women from Bollywood DVDs she found in a nearby garbage. Dancing she can be anyone she wants, even a queen, escape from the harsh reality and finally express what she can’t say – joy, sadness and fear.
| international title: | The Queen of Silence |
| original title: | The Queen of Silence |
| country: | Germany, Poland |
| sales agent: | Deckert Distribution |
| year: | 2014 |
| genre: | documentary |
| directed by: | Agnieszka Zwiefka |
| film run: | 80' |
| screenplay: | Agnieszka Zwiefka |
| cinematography by: | Aleksander Duraj, Armand Urbaniak |
| film editing: | Thomas Ernst, Hansjörg Weißbrich |
| music: | Jessica de Rooij |
| producer: | Heino Deckert, Iris Pakulla, Agnieszka Zwiefka |
| co-producer: | Elena Filippini, Stefano Tealdi |
| production: | ma.ja.de Filmproduktions-GmbH, Chilli Productions [PL] |























