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IMPOSSIBLE FIGURES AND OTHER STORIES II

POLISH TITLE: FIGURY NIEMOŻLIWE I INNE HISTORIE II

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The film portrays a story of a woman, who keeps on stumbling and falling in her daily rush. When she gets up, she discovers her house has quite unexpected attributes – it’s built from paradoxes and filled with illusions. The film is the second in the triptych “Impossible Figures and Other Stories” inspired by the concept of impossible figures. Each of the parts tells a story of aiming for perfection and trying to fulfil yourself in a reality full of traps.

 

GENRE:
animation
COUNTRY:
POLAND
RUNNING TIME:
15'
YEAR:
DIRECTING:
Marta Pajek
SCRIPT:
Marta Pajek
DOP:
Marta Pajek
EDITOR:
Marta Pajek
MUSIC:
Michelle Gurevich
ANIMATION:
Marta Pajek, Małgorzata Mianowska, Anna Shimanskaya, Jerzy Hojda, Piotr Szczepanowicz, Tomasz Popakul, Aleksander Sobek, Miray Ozcan, Joanna Wapniewska
PRODUCTION:
Animoon

Marta Pajek »

is an award-winning Polish animation director. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, she studied at the Animated Film Studio headed by legendary animator, Jerzy Kucia. Pajek later trained under the tutorship of Estonian animator, Priit Pärn at the Turku Arts Academy in Finland. Pajek's cinema style is shaped by an interest in the arts, graphic design and also dance, psychology, spirituality and human experiences. She has directed several short animation films including After Apples (2004), Nextdoor (2005) and the award-winning Sleepincord (2011). In 2016, she released the first film (and second part) of the trilogy. Impossible Figures and other stories II (2016) was an instant critical success, winning more than 20 awards including Grand Prize at the Stuttgart Animation Festival and GLAS animation festival. Impossible Figures and other stories III debuted at Cannes in 2018 and won several international awards. Pajek’s most recent film, Impossible Figures and other stories I (2021), the first and final part of the trilogy, is a co-production between Animoon and the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). This is Pajek’s first collaboration with the NFB.
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