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"The Departure"
1991
Directed by Piotr & Magdalena Lazarkiewicz

This tense social drama stars acclaimed Polish actress Teresa Budzisz-Krzyanowska (White) in her award-winning role as a woman of German ancestry who lives in the Mazurian Lake district of Poland. Never at home in Poland, she wants her daughter to take her back to Germany, which she considers her true homeland. The daughter, however, considers herself Polish and does not take her mother's wishes too seriously, until she wakes up one morning to find her mother packed and ready for departure. Directed by Piotr and Magdalena Lasakiewicz (White Marriage), the film was the first to seriously examine the ethnic differences in the Mazurian Lake region. The film also features well-known Polish actor Henryk Bista (The Decalogue). Polish with English subtitles. 115 minutes. 


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