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The Forest (2009)

ジャンル : ドラマ

上映時間 : 1時間 16分

演出 : Piotr Dumała
脚本 : Piotr Dumała

シノプシス

The action of the film takes place in two periods of time. An old man leads his son through a forest, and is simultaneously under his care confined to bed with a deadly illness.

出演

Stanisław Brudny
Stanisław Brudny
Father
Mariusz Bonaszewski
Mariusz Bonaszewski
Son

製作陣

Piotr Dumała
Piotr Dumała
Director
Adam Sikora
Adam Sikora
Director of Photography
Piotr Dumała
Piotr Dumała
Screenplay

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