入围2020年华沙电影节纪录片竞赛 The time of music passed on in the oral tradition, the old model of performing and listening, is inevitably ending. The last representatives of the noble craft of Polish traditional music are passing away before our eyes. We observe the twilight of this reality through the eyes of singer and instrumentalist Adam Strug. The film is a multi-layered story about love, bitterness, life and passing. Present-day “archaeologists” not so much record this story as get inside it. We set off on a journey across Poland and its peasant identity being displaced by modernity. A film essay about the agony of the world we love...