Kino Exposed: Student Shorts International (Advisory Cert 15)

Still Walking

Stanisław Inglot was born in Poland, yet his town now lies within the borders of Ukraine. He has only visited Poland three times, but will uphold his national identity until he dies. This hasn’t come from a statement of fact on his birth certificate, but through the customs and traditions that have been kept alive by those forced from their home who keep Poland in their hearts. While this sentiment is still strong for Stanisław, it is apparent that as those who have shared his experience have passed away, he faces a cultural loss. He is still active in the Polish community in High Wycombe, which includes Poles who have emigrated in the last twenty years, or are second generation Polish born in the UK. Since the passing of his wife four years ago, Stanisław has reconciled that his time left on this earth, but for now he is still walking. 

This documentary was produced as an undergraduate film of the  Film and Broadcasting Bachelor of Arts Degree in TU Dublin (formerly DIT),  and was the work of five of the students over a period of three months. We are very honoured to be able to share the Stanisław’s story with audiences great and small. 

Director: Rachael Scully

Producer: Rachael Scully

Cinematographer: Rachel Smyth

Sound Recordist: Katie O'Toole

Editors: Geraldine Smyth and Rachael Scully

Sound Mixer: Katie O'Toole

Graphics: Jack Milling

Kill

A youth of our times is summoned by an evaluatory system far above his reach to make testimony of his right to speak, opinionate, and in other words, think of his own free will. The presiding court appears ambivalent to the words of the individual stemming from a perceived 'identity'. Thus his 'identity' precludes his definitive nature, and the words of an individual are deemed "inconsequential". The verdict is self-evident...

Lead Actors: Adam Giannone; Samuel Shurtleff; Helen Laser

Credits:

Produced by

Quentin Guobadia... co-producer

Simon Guobadia... executive producer

Jake Koropshinsky... associate producer

James Troici ... producer

Cinematography by Quentin Guobadia cinematographer 

Film Editing by Quentin Guobadia editor

Casting by Michaela Schaaf...   casting director

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Johanna Fogle... first assistant director

Mackenzie Orr ... second assistant director

Sound Department 

Tyler Baron ... sound mixer

Michael Flannery... sound designer

Leo Rozenberg... adr engineer: Gigantic Studios

Marc Sheehan ... boom operator

J.T. Spranklin ... sound mixer

Camera and Electrical Department 

Ziad Al-Zayer ... assistant camera / grip

Ed Baranowski... grip

Tyler Baron ... grip

Trent Campbell... camera operator

Santi Cardona ... second assistant camera

Christian Cobo... key grip: second unit

Sam Edgerton ... gaffer: second unit

Tom Festo ... gaffer: main unit

Mitch Holson ... 2nd unit cinematographer

John Izarpate ... electrician: best boy electric

Christian Manzi... key grip: main unit

Kyle Noone ... grip

Anna Stribling ... assistant camera

Brian Tracey ... grip

Adam Wolf ... best boy grip

Transportation Department 

Trent Campbell... driver

Zachary Grinfeld... production driver

Irfaan Khan ... driver

Thanks 

Anthony Asaro ... the producers wish to thank

Tyler Baron ... special thanks

Karron English... very special thanks

Patrice English... grateful thanks

Francisco Escobar... the producers wish to thank

Tom Festo... very special thanks

Milton Koropshinsky... special thanks

Madeline Lewis... the producers wish to thank: Gigantic Studios

George Nicholas... special thanks

Frank Troici ... special thanks

Country of Origin USA 2019

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