Of Places, Dreams, and Theft
Jul 16, 1995 · 2h 48m
Director
Eryk WolfhausenOverview
In post-socialist Poland, a man stripped of his livelihood finds himself wandering through a world that no longer has a place for him. Driven by desperation, he begins stealing from shops, each petty theft drawing him deeper into a private hell of guilt, paranoia, and moral disintegration. As the fragile boundaries between survival and shame collapse, the remnants of his former humanity give way to something feral. A bleak, grotesque ballad about poverty, dignity, and the terrible cost of remaining alive in a world that has forgotten you.
Cast of Of Places, Dreams, and Theft
Crew of Of Places, Dreams, and Theft
About Of Places, Dreams, and Theft
What is Of Places, Dreams, and Theft about?
In post-socialist Poland, a man stripped of his livelihood finds himself wandering through a world that no longer has a place for him. Driven by desperation, he begins stealing from shops, each petty theft drawing him deeper into a private hell of guilt, paranoia, and moral disintegration. As the fragile boundaries between survival and shame collapse, the remnants of his former humanity give way…
When was Of Places, Dreams, and Theft released?
Of Places, Dreams, and Theft was released on July 16, 1995.
How long is Of Places, Dreams, and Theft?
Of Places, Dreams, and Theft runs 2 hours 48 minutes (168 minutes).
Who directed Of Places, Dreams, and Theft?
Of Places, Dreams, and Theft was directed by Eryk Wolfhausen.
Who is in the cast of Of Places, Dreams, and Theft?
The cast of Of Places, Dreams, and Theft includes Jean-Yves Gautier (Comrade Thief), Jacek Wiśniewski (Dude), Agnieszka Dąbrowska (Saleswoman), Natalia Kwaśniewska (Stipid girl) and Szymon Sikorski (Lemon).