Anna Jadowska to Show the Specters Haunting Poland Through the Eyes of a Child in Interwar Period Film ‘Tethys Ocean’
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variety.comSavina Petkova There is an ample tradition of historical dramas set in Interwar Poland, but there’s rarely one made by a woman director.
Anna Jadowska wants to fill in this gap with her new project, “Tethys Ocean,” which will be presented at Thessaloniki Film Festival’s Agora Crossroads Co-production Forum next week.
The story unfolds in 1938, as seven-year-old Wiktoria is being sent from a village near Kraków to become a servant at the mansion of a wealthy family where her older cousin also works.
Being a sleepwalker who can also see ghosts, the little girl has extraordinary sensitivity. Perhaps she even feels the near future tightening its grasp around Europe too.
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