All of me won't disappear

Resumé

In 1944, Zuzanna Ginczanka was shot in a Krakow prison. From her death to her birth in Kiev in 1917, the film brings her back to life and traverses the vanished geography of today's Poland and Ukraine, where her sensual, feminist and rebellious poetry resonates.

Production

Eugénie Michel-Villette – Bilboquet films, and

Raphael Lewandowski - VERTIGO Films,

with the support of CNCand Lyon Capitale TV.

Synopsis

Zuzanna Ginczanka was born at the height of the Russian Revolution in Kiev, which in 1917 became the capital of the Soviet Ukraine. She grew up in the newly independent Poland, a region of today's Ukraine, before moving to Warsaw to fulfill her literary destiny. But the outbreak of the Second World War forced her to go into hiding in Lviv, which was invaded by Soviet Russia and captured by the Nazis in 1941. Three years later, at the age of 27, she was murdered in a Krakow prison.

Zuzanna Ginczanka belonged to the first generation of Jewish intelligentsia to be formed in Poland, in a geography that has now disappeared, in a territory that is once again bloody. We have decided to recount her poetry and her life in reverse, from her death to her birth. A time invented in the present to retrace a dazzling trajectory embodied in her sensual, feminist and rebellious work.

Team

Direction Joanna Grudzinska
Scenario : Joanna Grudzinska, Maya Haffar
Image Pawel Labe
Sound Anna Rok, Jan Boguszewski
EditingRodolphe Molla
Music : Julien Ribot
Assistant editor Wei Yuan Song, Justine Arsène
Casting Joanna Pogorzelska and Agnieszka Przepiorska.
Calibration Anna Sujka
Graphics : Jean-Marc Laforge

Entretien réalisé par Olivier Pierre avec la réalisatrice pour la première mondiale de « TOUT DE MOI NE DISPARAÎTRA PAS » au FID Marseille 2022

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