Mirosław Dembiński Trailers
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Total trailers found: 9
The Call Trailer (1997)
04 April 1997
Based on the facts, the story of Dr. Barbara Makowska-Witkowska, arrested in 1983 by the civil militia.
Taranthriller Trailer (1993)
17 September 1993
Looking for a place to conduct research, docent Marek and his family move into an old villa where strange events take place.
Alisa in Warland Trailer (2015)
19 November 2015
In the midst of revolution and civil war, a filmmaker sets out to find herself. From the barricades of Maidan Square, to the safety of a Parisian apartment, Alisa struggles with her love for boyfriend Stephane, her impartiality as a journalist and her duties as a proud Ukrainian.
A Lesson of Belorussian Trailer (2006)
02 November 2006
A documentary about young activists who never give up believing that Belarus will one day be free. Franek Viacorka studies at an elite school established by his father to promote the Belarusian language.
The Orange Alternative Trailer (1988)
01 December 1988
“No freedom without dwarves!” What form of oppositional logic can take hold when nothing is logical anymore? “The Orange Alternative” has answers.
The Last Summer Trailer (2022)
15 May 2022
Teenage skaters from Minsk are enjoying the summer of 2020, probably the most difficult summer in the history of Belarus.
Music Partisans Trailer (2007)
01 January 2007
The film is in a way the continuation of the previous one entitled „A Lesson of Belarusian”, which showed a protest of young people against the recent fake presidential elections in Belarus.
Bouquinistes Trailer (2024)
26 October 2024
For many years, bouqunistes in Kyiv save books from rain and cold. Each of them has their own story — someone lost a teacher’s job in the harsh 1990s and someone came to work here after retiring.
The Dwarves Go To Ukraine Trailer (2005)
01 January 2005
Dwarfs appeared in Poland in the 80s, painting over opposition slogans with their images. They organized happenings under “There is no freedom without dwarves,” contributing to the fall of communism.
