Gold Dreams (Zloto)
The Long Strange Trips of Wojciech Jerzy Has
March 22 - 31, 2024
Memory and guilt intertwine and drive a young drifter to hide out at a remote mining outpost populated by men desperate to strike it rich.
Memory and guilt intertwine and drive a young drifter to hide out amid a desolate, oneiric landscape in Has’s fifth feature. Synthesizing aspects of the western and the film noir, Gold Dreams follows a man who flees from a road accident in which he might have killed another man. After heading out on the lam, his wanderings bring him to a remote mining outpost populated by men desperate to strike it rich and thereby forge new identities for themselves.
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Wojciech Jerzy Has and Jan Zelnik, 1950, Poland, 21m
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