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„My Old Gals” are going to Canada!

// 2023-07-13


„My Old Gals” will fly overseas this month! And this is thanks to the Female Eye Film Festival in Canada. The event will take place from July 26-30.
 
Still from the film „My Old Gals”. Cinematographer: Ignacy Kiełczewski
 

Female Eye Film Festival (FeFF) presents independent top noch films, created by the best debuting, emerging and established directors from around the world.

 

Our film will be shown to viewers in Toronto on July 30 at 3:00 PM (EDT) in the "Love, Sex & Identity" block.
 
         
 

 Stills from the film „My Old Gals”. Cinematographer: Ignacy Kiełczewski

 

Since its premiere at the prestigious, Oscar-qualifying Krakow Film Festival, our production has managed to collect quite a large collection of awards and distinctions. The story of two mature women fighting for their love that started between them years ago also resonated widely in the media and gained the recognition of the audience and critics.
 
         
 
Stills from the film „My Old Gals”. Cinematography: Ignacy Kiełczewski
 
The short was directed by Natasza Parzymies, our graduate, creator of the international hit, the web series „Control”. Its cinematographer is Ignacy Kiełczewski, also our graduate, for whom "My Old Gals" is a diploma film. In the main roles starred legends of Polish cinema: Dorota Pomykała and Dorota Stalińska. 
 
Soon after the Canadian premiere of „My Old Gals” the film will travel to the USA for the qualifying for the Oscar, BAFTAs and Canadian Screen Awards Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival. 
 
Congratulations to the film crew and we're keeping our fingers crossed for the international successes of „My Old Gals”!
 

Below you will find the logline and the list of the film crew of the short.

 


Poster by Kaśka Czapska
 
 

MY OLD GALS

 

After 50 years, Zofia and Ania are deciding to go on their last journey together to fight for their old love.

 

 

CAST: Dorota Pomykała, Dorota Stalińska, Marta Masza Wągrocka, Barbara Jonak, Bartek Nowosielski

 

DIRECTOR: Natasza Parzymies SCRIPT: Natasza Parzymies, Alicja Sokół DOP: Ignacy Kiełczewski EDITING: Weronika Bystrowska SOUND: Filip Szawernowski MUSIC: Ralph Kaminski PRODUCTION MANAGER: Karolina Barska ARTISTIC SUPERVISION: Barbara Pawłowska, Maciej Ślesicki PRODUCER: Maciej Ślesicki PRODUCTION: Warsaw Film School

 

Natasza Parzymies – She is 23 years old. She is the Warsaw Film School's graduate. She became famous for the series „Control” about the stormy relationship of two girls, which she created, wrote and directed while not yet in college. The first season was watched over 60 million times around the world, and Natasza received, among others, nomination for O!Lśnienia of Onet 2021 in the „Series” category. The new seasons of „Control” were produced by Player (TVN), where all 4 seasons of the series are now available. Thanks to the worldwide popularity, „Control” became the first Polish production to join the Discovery+ platform library, and in 2022 Natasza was the first Polish woman to be included in the prestigious „Power of young Hollywood 2022” list of the American magazine Variety. Natasza is also the creator, director and co-writer of the mini-series „Random" (produced by Storytel), which is the first Polish series combining a radio drama and a film, starring Julia Wieniawa and Maciej Musiałowski. The project received two golden EFFIE statuettes.
Photo by Krystian Pakieła

 

Ignacy Kiełczewski – 24-year-old cinematographer. Since childhood, he had two great passions: traveling and sport. As he says about himself, he is a child raised on sets who fell in love with making films. In the years 2011 – 2017, he made dozens of trips by his BMX all over Poland, Europe and Asia, creating memories with a camera or video camera – this is how he gained his first experience. In 2016, his friend decided to become a stedicam operator, and Ignacy assisted him on hundreds of film sets for 3 years. Soon he decided to study cinematography himself and enrolled at the Warsaw Film School, which provided him with the necessary knowledge.
Photo by Krystian Pakieła

 

 

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