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I Think You Should Come to America
directed by Kamila Kuc & Timothy Nelson, Composer
United Kingdom, 2017 - Age Rating 11+
20 min - Documentary, Experimental
20 min - Documentary, Experimental
I Think You Should Come to America
directed by Kamila Kuc & Timothy Nelson, Composer
United Kingdom, 2017 - Age Rating 11+
20 min - Documentary, Experimental
20 min - Documentary, Experimental
SYNOPSIS: The correspondence between two young and naïve penfriends serves as a vehicle to explore the dangers of seeing cultures different from our own as ‘other’. Here a young Polish woman (Kuc herself), coming of age in the dying embers of Communist Poland, seeks escape in the re-imagined romance of the Native American life, through her correspondence with an incarcerated young Native American.
GENRES
Experimental
Experimental
LENGTH
20 Minutes 44 Seconds
20 Minutes 44 Seconds
COMPLETION DATE
2017-04-29
2017-04-29
BUDGET
20,000 USD
20,000 USD
PRODUCTION COUNTRY
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
SHOOTING COUNTRY
Poland
Poland
FILM LANGUAGES
English
English
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I Think You Should Come to America
directed by Kamila Kuc & Timothy Nelson, Composer
SYNOPSIS: The correspondence between two young and naïve penfriends serves as a vehicle to explore the dangers of seeing cultures different from our own as ‘other’. Here a young Polish woman (Kuc herself), coming of age in the dying embers of Communist Poland, seeks escape in the re-imagined romance of the Native American life, through her correspondence with an incarcerated young Native American.
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