Last Knights of the Right Side
Michał Edelman / Poland / 2020 / International Premiere / 67 min.
synopsis
Obóz Narodowo-Radykalny – the National Radical Camp – ONR. The last knights defending the right in Poland. An extremist neo-Nazi group defending the values of nationalism and true faith. This focused collection of scenes showing the executive apparatus of power honestly and consistently uses trust and opportunities to take a look behind the scenes at the organization of marches, meetings with citizens, and even volunteer efforts to collect clothing for the elderly. In precisely composed shots, the atrocious leap from the Warsaw Uprising to genocide, to a modern day Kristallnacht, is interwoven with the intimate confessions of the protagonists. Snapshots from the life of these mercenaries of hate reveal the ideology of the right-wing extremism that has taken control of public space in Poland.You can watch the director’s introduction HERE.
Q&A with the director Michał Edelman:
biography
Michał Edelman (1995) is from Lódž. He graduated in the field of international humanities from the University of Warsaw and is now studying directing at the Leon Schiller National Film School in Łódź. He has already been involved as assistant director and second director for a number of live action films, documentaries and advertising videos. The film Last Knights of the Right Side is his first feature-length documentary.more about film
director: | Michał Edelman |
producer: | Agata Golańska |
script: | Michał Edelman |
photography: | Maciej Edelman |
editing: | Sandra Ksepka |
music: | Maciej Edelman, Michał Edelman |
sound: | Aleksandra Landsmann |
contact
KRAKOW FILM FOUNDATION
Katarzyna Wilk
Krakow / Poland
katarzyna@kff.com.pl
Film at festival
premiere type: | International Premiere |
festival edition: | 2020 |
section: | Between the Seas: Student Film Competition |
language: | Polish |
subtitles: | English |
colour: | Colour |
Info
director: | Michał Edelman |
original title: | Ostatni rycerze prawej strony |
country: | Poland |
year: | 2020 |
running time: | 67 min. |