PL | 2011 | 36 min
reż|dir Joanna Helander, Bo Persson prod|pro Kino Koszyk HB scen|wr Joanna Helander zdj|ph Wojciech Staroń muz|mus Zygmunt Konieczny mon|ed Robert Ciodyk dys|dis Kino Koszyk HB

The documentary is a record of the conversations between Czesław Miłosz and Ewa Wójciak, co-founder and actress of the Theatre of the Eighth Day. The theatre from Poznań took inspiration from Miłosz’s poetry and essays since the beginning of its existance. The poet’s works have more than once been used in the performances of this legendary group. One of the places where the poet and the actress had their conversations was Miłosz’s apartment.

Joanna Helander (1948)
Ambassador of Polish culture, translator, journalist, co-author of documentary films. She studied Romance Studies at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, since 1968 engaged in the resistance activities. She emigrated to Sweden in 1971.

Bo Persson (1952)
Ambassador od Polish culture, translator, director, scriptwriter. Born in Gothenburg, he studied philosophy, anthropology, and film, among other things, in Gothenburg and Stockholm. In 1974-1976 he also studied French literature in Sorbon and in Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes in Paris.