
| Gdynia Polish Film Festival Competition spotlight: Little Rose |
| 24 May 2010 | By Katarzyna Grynienko |
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Director Jan Kidawa-Błoński's Little Rose is a story about a dangerous love triangle set in the Poland of the 1960's, where betrayal could have a political context. The script, by Kidawa-Błoński and Maciej Karpiński, is based on the character of Paweł Jasienica, a famous writer.
"Little Rose is not a film about Jasienica, but about the methods of infiltration and the repression of the creative circles at the end of the 1960's. The title of the film brings attention to the female agent, not the writer. This was what intrigued us about the topic. Despite the whole historic background, Little Rose is a story about love, passion and the price one is ready to pay for them. The title character decides to co-operate with the secret service not because she wants to serve the communist system, but to please the man she loves, who turns out to be an agent," Kidawa- Błoński said of the film.
For Little Rose he cast Andrzej Seweryn, a legend of Polish cinema and theather, to play the role of the writer. He is joined by Magdalena Boczarska as "Little Rose" and Robert Więckiewicz as the agent.
The movie premiered in Poland on March 12, 2010, and the national distributor is Monolith Films.
Screenwriter - Maciej Karpiński, Jan Kidawa-Błoński Cinematographer - Piotr Wojtowicz Music - Michał Lorenc Set design - Joanna Białousz Costumes - Ewa Krauze Production manager - Paweł Manotorski Producer - Włodzimierz Niderhaus Co-producers - Mariusz Łukomski, Dominique Lesage, Magdalena Kubicka Production company - Documentary and Feature Film Production Company (WFDiF) Co-production - Telekomunikacja Polska S.A., Monolith Films Co-financing - Polish Film Institute Distributor - Monolith Film
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