18 October 2018 Animated 6 mins
Poetika Anima is a non-narrative animated film based on a lyrical poem created by the synthesis of director’s diary notes. Countless symbols and visual metaphors, along with the original atmospheric music create a story rich with interpretations about a woman who transforms her disheartenment within a fluid spacetime.
Watch the official Poetika Anima 2018 trailer in HD below.
Poland 28 June 2019
Slovakia 17 September 2020
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