Andrzej Ewa Maks
24’13” | Experimental
Austria | 2022
What would happen to a film if you entered it, instead of “just” facing it? What if watching a film was an element of a larger process, one that challenges passive reception by inviting the audience to engage with the film’s editing as a tool that conditions one’s affect? These are the key questions underlying "No Final Version," my first solo exhibition in Austria, which presents a fragmented, fictionalized, immersive, and affective account of "Polish film histories." Andrzej, Ewa, Maks is a short film that concludes a PhD-in-Practice project, revolving around the cinema and television films produced in (relation to) Polish People's Republic in 1953–1990.
Ręce do góry ("Hands Up!," dir. Jerzy Skolimowski, 1967/1981)
Egymásra nézve (Another Way, dir. Károly Makk, 1982)