Yuma (2012)
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Original title | Yuma |
Country of production | Poland |
original language | Polish |
Publishing year | 2012 |
length | 113 minutes |
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Director | Piotr Mularuk |
script | Piotr Mularuk Wojciech Gajewicz |
music | Jan Muchow |
camera |
Jacek Podgórski Tomasz Dobrowolski |
cut | Agnieszka Glińska |
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Yuma is a Polish - Czech film from 2012. The screenplay is by Wojciech Gajewicz and Piotr Mularuk, who also directed. The world premiere took place on August 10, 2012.
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Brzegi, a small Polish town on the German-Polish border: At the end of the 1980s, people were still fleeing across the border to Poland to get to the West. At the beginning of the 1990s, western wealth broke out in the former GDR ("thanks to Uncle Helmut's D-Mark"), but the economic upturn in Poland has not yet been felt. The three friends Zyga, Młot ('Hammer') and Kula ('Kugel') want to take their luck into their own hands. First they try their hand at cigarette smuggling, then they specialize in theft of clothes, shoes and perfume in Frankfurt (Oder).
The theft of goods, known in the jargon of the time as "Juma", is developing into an ever-growing business. Everyone participates: Zyga's windy aunt Halina, the Polish customs office (in the person of Zyga's godfather), the German customs office ("Germans are also people"), the mayor, even Zyga's initially reluctant mother, ultimately finds pleasure in her son's Juma trade . Zyga acts like Robin Hood and gives away his stolen goods to half the place. Zyga Majka especially wants to impress, but she is more interested in the German Ernst.
Finally, the police and the Russian mafia become aware of the hustle and bustle in the border town and the troubled Germans are also arming ...
Awards (selection)
- FilmFestival Cottbus - Festival of Eastern European Films (2012): Award for Katarzyna Figura
- Koszalin (Festival of Film Debuts): Audience Award
- Chicago (Festival of Polish Films in America): Critic Award
Web links
- Yuma in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ German-Polish Society Brandenburg: Invitation to the cinema evening: Yuma ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.