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Pokot
Agnieszka Holland, in cooperation with Kasia Adamik
Part of

55th New York Film Festival

September 29 - October 15, 2017

A series of hunters die mysteriously in the wilderness on the Polish-Czech border, and part-time teacher and animal activist Janina wonders if the animals are taking revenge in this phantasmagorical murder mystery, which is also a tender love story and a resistance and rescue thriller.

DIRECTOR
Agnieszka Holland, in cooperation with Kasia Adamik
YEAR
2017
COUNTRY
Poland / Germany / Czech Republic
RUNTIME
128 minutes
ORIGINAL TITLE
Pokot

Q&As with Agnieszka Holland and Kasia Adamik following the screenings on 9/30 and 10/1

Janina Duszejko (Agnieszka Mandat) is a vigorous former engineer, part-time teacher, and animal activist, living in a near wilderness on the Polish-Czech border, where hunting is the favored year-round sport of the corrupt men who rule the region. When a series of hunters die mysteriously, Janina wonders if the animals are taking revenge, which doesn’t stop the police from coming after her. A brilliant, passionate director, Agnieszka Holland—who like Janina comes from a generation that learned to fight authoritarianism by any means necessary—forges a sprawling, wildly beautiful, emotionally enveloping film that earns its vision of utopia. It’s at once a phantasmagorical murder mystery, a tender, late-blooming love story, and a resistance and rescue thriller.

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