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120m
REVFF26: Closure
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Synopsis
After his teenage son goes missing, Daniel scours the depths of the Vistula River, torn between the dread of a fatal leap and the hope that his son may still be alive.
The Vistula River is hauntingly transformed into a purgatory for grieving father, Daniel, as he painstakingly scours each of its winding turns, pulled between the uncertainty of life and death in his search for any trace of his missing son, Krzysztof. Director Michał Marczak intuitively lets his camera drift between the placid surface of Poland’s longest river and the murky secrets of its depths, mirroring the stoic façade and inner tumult of a father torn between hope and grief. As weeks stretch into months and years, Daniel’s search slowly expands beyond the physical realm, and into the digital world, when he begins to chart the darkened halls of his son’s online footprint in an effort to understand how systems of connectivity can lead a generation to the abyss of isolation
Festivals & Awards
Sundance Film Festival | Official Selection
Sydney Film Festival | Official Selection
Documentary
Dir. Michał Marczak
Poland
2026
Screens with the short film ‘Cover Up’ | 15+
Catherine Young
Australia, 2025, 9.24mins
Rating
MA15+
Length
120m
Reviews
Staggering, philosophical, and deeply cinematic.
An intense and immersive take on a tragic personal topic with wider social implications.
A devastating study of love and loss.
A visceral film that defies the true-crime genre... an ultra-immersive portrait of grief, acceptance, and the role that hope can play in delaying them both.
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