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Agata Tzebkhovska, who plays Anna, is a college student and has never had any acting experience before.
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The Danish composer Kristian Eidnes Andersen wrote the soundtrack for the film, but his music was rarely used in the film. Most of the time we heard Bach's works.
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The director has been unable to find a suitable actress to play Anna. He mobilized his friends to secretly take pictures of suitable candidates and bring them to him. In the end, a friend met Agata Kuresza in the café, took a picture of her, and persuaded her to audition.
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Although playing a pious nun in the film, the real Agata Tzebkhovska is a real atheist.
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The film's director of photography Ryszard Lenczewski left halfway through, and director Pavlikowski said disappointedly that he would never work with him again. And then the assistant photographer Lucas Zal took over the work of the photographer.
Ida behind the scenes gags
2021-12-26 08:01
Extended Reading
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Elbert 2022-04-24 07:01:16
This kind of film with obvious elegant aesthetics is bleak if you say that its narrative is pale. It is to keep you thousands of miles away.
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Elinore 2022-04-20 09:02:02
Subjective four stars. 4:3 format, black and white tones. The ultimate pursuit of composition, there is almost no camera movement in the whole film, which is a bit like Ozu, because movement will destroy the composition. In order to retain the beauty of the static composition without being monotonous, the director added a lot of dynamic elements to the composition frame, such as the muddy water splashed by the car driving through the depression on the road at the corner, or the interview with the peasant woman about the wind blowing on the drying rack. moving sheets.
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Lis: ...come along then. You'll listen to us play, we'll walk on the beach.
Anna: And then?
Lis: Then we'll buy a dog... Get married, have children... Get a house.
Anna: And then?
Lis: The usual. Life.
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Lis: What are you thinking about?
Anna: I'm not thinking.