EXCLUSIVA: Tráiler de The Queen and the Smokehouse, seleccionada en FIPADOC
- La ópera prima de Iga Lis traza un retrato íntimo y mordaz de una matriarca de un ahumadero que afronta el futuro incierto del pequeño imperio costero que ha construido a lo largo de cuatro décadas
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The first trailer has been unveiled for The Queen and the Smokehouse [+lee también:
tráiler
ficha de la película], the debut feature-length documentary by Iga Lis, ahead of its international premiere in the European Stories Competition of Biarritz’s FIPADOC (23-31 January).
Set in a lively Baltic seaside town, the film centres on Miecia, affectionately known as the local “queen”, who has run her smokehouse for over four decades. More than a workplace, it is a social hub and a point of reference for the community around it. When declining health forces Miecia to loosen her grip on the business, a fragile transition begins, exposing the uncertain future of both the smokehouse and the people whose lives orbit around it.
Lensed by Kacper Gawron, and edited by Kosma Kowalczyk and Jakub Darewski, the pic observes this moment of suspension with warmth and quiet humour, weaving together everyday rituals, seaside folklore and the sharp wit of its indomitable protagonist.
The Queen and the Smokehouse is a Polish production staged by Munk Studio together with Silver Frame, MX35 and Canal+ Poland, with co-financing provided by the Polish Film Institute. KFF Sales & Promotion is in charge of its international sales and festival distribution.
Check out our exclusive trailer below:
(Traducción del inglés)
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