A tense, compact adaptation of Ambrose Bierce’s “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” Bridge (Polish title Most) recreates the surreal final moments of a condemned man awaiting execution during the American Civil War. In Majewski’s hands, the familiar twist — reality folding into illusion — becomes a lean, visual meditation on death, perception, and the fragility of hope.
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Ambrose Bierce Original Story
Janusz Pawłowski Director of Photography
Janusz Majewski Writer
Halina Szalinska Editor
Bridge (An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge) Trailer
Most Trailer
Poland 01 January 1960
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