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„Blue Hour” in the official selection of the LGBT+ Film Festival

// 2023-04-12


 

„Blue Hour” directed by Stacey Rushchak will take part in the LGBT+ Film Festival competition, the largest festival of cinema dedicated to LGBT+ in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe. This year's edition of the festival is organized in ten Polish cities and online.

 

Still from the film „Blue Hour”. Cinematographer: Grzegorz Adach

 

Every year the LGBT+ Film Festival presents bold, queer artistic cinema, hits of world festivals, uncompromising and visionary films. The program of the event consists of productions that combine inclusiveness and diversity with a high artistic level. One of the programmers of this year's edition is our Postgraduate Directing alumn, Agata Korycka, whose film „By the River” produced by us won the 11th edition of the festival.

 
       
 

Stills from the film „Blue Hour”. Cinematographer: Grzegorz Adach 

 

„Blue Hour” – our production, which you can watch during the LGBT+ Film Festival, has had numerous festival screenings both in Poland and abroad. It is worth noting that the film took part in two Oscar-qualifying events: Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival, where it reached the semi-finals, and Out On Film: Atlanta's LGBTQ Film Festival.

 

The film directed by Stacey Rushchak, with cinematography by Grzegorz Adach, will compete for the award in the Best Short Film category. We would like to remind you that last year it was won by our short „The Cracks” directed by Magdalena Kaj Gajewskx.

 
       
 

Stills from the film „Blue Hour”. Cinematographer: Grzegorz Adach 

 

„Blue Hour” will be screened in the Lesbian Love Affairs (Shorts) film block, which will be shown in five cities:

  • Warsaw | Kinoteka, April 14, 6 PM
  • Wrocław | Kino Nowe Horyzonty, April 19, 6 PM
  • Łódź | Kino-Galeria Charlie, April 17, 6:30 PM
  • Gdańsk | Kino Kameralne Cafe, April 21, 4:30 PM
  • Bydgoszcz | Kino Orzeł, May 5, 5 PM

Congratulations to the crew of the film and we wish you a repeat of last year's success of „The Cracks”!

 

Below you will find the logline and the list of the film crew of the short.

 

Poster by Stacey Rushchak

 

 

BLUE HOUR

 

Film opowiada historię Mai, kelnerki z małej wioski. Bohaterka płynie przez życie bez wyznaczonego celu, próbując rozliczyć się ze swoją przeszłością. Pewnego dnia w miejscu pracy Mai pojawia się tajemnicza kobieta, która na kogoś czeka.

 

 

CAST: Monika Szwajnos, Karolina Rzepa, Beata Bandurska

 

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Stacey Rushchak DOP: Grzegorz Adach EDITING: Piotr Gorszczyński SOUND: Martyna Kacprowicz MUSIC: Kamil Nowak PRODUCTION MANAGER: Magdalena Miłkowska ARTISTIC SUPERVISION: Anna Bielak PRODUCER: Maciej Ślesicki CO-PRODUCTION: Stacey Rushchak PRODUCTION: Warsaw Film School

 

 

Stacey Rushchak – Ukrainian-American director/screenwriter, who moved to Poland in 2015 to pursue film directing in Warsaw Film School. Her previous directorial work includes the short film Kindling, which has gained over a dozen international official selections and 4 awards.

 

 

Films by students of the Warsaw Film School are co-financed by the Polish Film Institute

 

 


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