Crossing Europe

Field of Dogs

1 hr. 41 min. | Drama | N/A

Father ploughs a supermarket with oxen, the plough ripping the tiles. A forest full of dead and Niagara falling onto a cathedral altar. These are the visions of Adam, a poet who has lost his beloved in a car crash. A national tragedy imposes on a personal one. It is 2010, a Biblical year for Poland with floods, fires, landslides and the catastrophe of the presidential plane being torn apart in mysterious circumstances along with the nation’s elite. Adam gives up his job as professor of literature to work at a supermarket checkout. Yet all he wants is to sleep, escaping from the painful reality.

Lech Majewski

Lech Majewski

Lech Majewski (born in 1953) is a Polish film and theatre director, writer, poet, and painter. Graduated from the Łódź Film School in 1977. His most famous films are The Knight (1980), Gospel According to Harry (1992), Wojaczek (1999), Glass Lips (2007). In 2011, he completed three years of work on The Mill and the Cross, a film based on Pieter Bruegel’s painting. Majewski is a dual U.S. Polish citizen and often travels between those andother countries.      The film is presented by:
Languages
Polish
Subtitles
Lithuanian, English
Original title
Psie Pole
Produced
2014: Poland

Film information

Director
Lech Majewski
Screenplay
Lech Majewski
Music
Lech Majewski, Józef Skrzek
Cinematography
Lech Majewski, Paweł Tybora
Cast
Michał Tatarek, Elžbieta Okupska, Jacenty Jedrusik, Jan Wartak, Szymon Budzyk, Anna Mielczarek
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