Weddings are a beloved motif in Polish cinema: venerable master Wojciech Smarzowski has also chosen to place just such a celebration at the centre of his latest feature film. The unsuspecting audience may think they're in for a black comedy, but Smarzowski links the slapstick action at a pig farm with the site's grim Holocaust history. Slowly but surely, the family's entanglements with the Polish persecution of Jews in the Second World War come to light. This contemporary wedding is rife with racism, greed and opportunism – past and present are truly joined for all eternity.
Producer: Janusz Bogaczyk, Wojciech Gostomczyk, Janusz Hetman
Co-Producer: Aija Bērziņa
Production Company: Studio Métrage
Co-Production Company: Tasse Film
Weddings are a beloved motif in Polish cinema: venerable master Wojciech Smarzowski has also chosen to place just such a celebration at the centre of his latest feature film. The unsuspecting audience may think they're in for a black comedy, but Smarzowski links the slapstick action at a pig farm with the site's grim Holocaust history. Slowly but surely, the family's entanglements with the Polish persecution of Jews in the Second World War come to light. This contemporary wedding is rife with racism, greed and opportunism – past and present are truly joined for all eternity.