Tonia and her Children
11-year-old Werka and her 9-year-old brother Marcel wind up at the front door of a children's home in Wroclaw. Asked who they are, Werka replies, "We are children of communists." In return the teacher yells, "Why do they only send us Judeo-communists?!!!" It is 1949. Werka and Marcel's mother, a pre-war communist, is arrested and charged with collaborating with American intelligence. She will do five and half years. Her children will spend these years in other children's homes. A film about a brother and a sister marked with the ideological choices of their parents.
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Marcel Łoziński Director · Maria Bikont Composer Jacek Petrycki Cinematographer
First release January 1, 2011 · Produced in Poland · Original title Tonia i jej dzieci
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Studio Filmowe KRONIKA
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Poland
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Original title
Tonia i jej dzieci
Original language
Polish
Spoken on screen
Polish
Release dates
Poland · January 1, 2011
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