TALES FROM THE PRISON CELL
by Ábel Visky
synopsis
In a Hungarian prison, filmmakers task incarcerated fathers to write fairy tales about their children. Next, they will turn those fairytales into short films, with the prisoner’s loved ones in the leading roles. In an effort to help strained families bridge the unnatural divide that prisons cause, director Ábel Visky gets creative by spotlighting the transformative power of art.
international title: | Tales from the Prison Cell |
original title: | Mesék a zárkából |
country: | Hungary, Croatia, United Kingdom |
sales agent: | Taskovski Films |
year: | 2020 |
genre: | documentary |
directed by: | Ábel Visky |
film run: | 80' |
cinematography by: | Zágon Nagy, István Kürti |
film editing: | László Hargittai |
music: | Asher Goldschmidt |
producer: | Eszter Gyárfás |
executive producer: | Viktória Petrányi |
production: | Proton Cinema, Arizona MPS, Taskovski Films Ltd. London, Fade In |