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Faithbreaker

Sunday, June 05, 2022 @ 12:00am



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Faithbreaker - Piotr Złotorowicz (Warsaw, Poland) - Anna comes back home after years away to take care of her mother in last months of her life. She left the village as a child and now she comes back as a young adult and meets her childhood love, Alko. To her parents this encounter is an echo of old mistakes. None of them knows that they will have to confront their past. None of them knows that today they are going to forgive. Faithbreaker is a meditation about a moral cost of truth. In Polish, subtitled. 2021; 72 min.




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