Synopsis
Storyline:
The early career of cardiac surgeon Zbigniew Religa. Despite harsh reality of the 1980s Poland, he successfully leads a team of doctors to the country’s first human heart transplantation.
User Reviews: Breathtakingly humanistic film. Hyper-realistic camera and set design. Editing work – fast, full of surprising moments, rhythmic just like the pulsating heart of a human on the surgical table or a spectator in the darkens of movie theater. Convincing presence of the main character and cast. Directorial psychological excellence in audience involvement in the struggle to save a life and the overcoming of so many aspects of human believes and realities. Catholic-Atheism mitt the Hippocratic oath. Very accrued description of the 1980’s Poland without political overtones. Movable film-making. Resurrection of the Polish film school excellence and a new vision of the old world.
Recent Comments
gret
the language has changed in the last few weeks from english to hindi (i think...
cool
no dialogue audio. this website is going to shit.
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