FLEDGLINKS

Zosia, full of imagination and strong-charactered, sensitive Oskar, independent but shy Kinga – they all start their education in a school with dormitory for blind and visually impaired children. They are like chicks. Seven years old, too small to leave their family nests. In difficult moments like a separation with their parents they try to help each other. It’s a film about life lesson of “flying”, about surviving of another day even when everything around falls apart. Leaving for a school with dormitory becomes the most crucial moment in kids’ lives. The situation which harms them at the beginning, but gives them strength in the end.

LIDIA DUDA
Born in 1958 in Tychy. Director of documentary films, scriptwriter and journalist. She graduated from Faculty of Cultural Studies at the University of Wroclaw. For long time she has collaborated with TVP Katowice. In recent years has been working as a freelance filmmaker. Recipient of many international film festival awards, including 2013 PFFA Award for the Best Documentary for “Entangled”.

SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
2022    Chicks (Pisklaki)
2018    Newborn
2013    Everything Is Possible (Wszystko jest mozliwe)
2012    Entangled (Uwiklani)
2008    Living in the Shadow of a Radio (Zyjac w cieniu radia)
2007    Brothers (Bracia)
2006    What do You See When You Close Your Eyes (Co widzisz, gdy zamkniesz oczy)