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Pawel Pawlikowski Discusses Cannes Hit 'Fatherland' and Completing His Black-and-White Trilogy

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Anne Thompson

13d ago· 10 min readen

Summary

Pawel Pawlikowski discusses his Cannes Competition entry "Fatherland," the third film in his black-and-white period trilogy following Oscar winners "Ida" and "Cold War." The film parses European history through complicated characters, filmed in black-and-white in the Academy ratio. Sandra Hüller is a frontrunner for Best Actress at Cannes. Pawlikowski reflects on unintentionally fashioning a trilogy that explores resonant conflicts in post-war Europe.

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Pawel Pawlikowski's seventh feature 'Fatherland' came into the Cannes Competition with high expectations, and judging from audience and critical reaction, it should win a prize or two.
Sandra Hüller is a frontrunner for Best Actress, having just won that award in Berlin for 'Rose.'
Given that 'Fatherland' also parses European history through complicated characters, and is filmed in black-and-white in the Academy ratio, Pawlikowski grants that he has unintentionally fashioned a trilogy.
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The filmmaker tells IndieWire about finding resonant conflicts in his moving post-war Cannes hit that completes his black-and-white period trilogy.

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