MS Slavic 7

Name: MS Slavic 7
Genre: Drama
Released: March 30, 2019
Duration: 65 min
Rating: 68
Cast: Aaron Danby, Deragh Campbell, Elizabeth Rucker, Mariusz Sibiga

2019

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| Release Date: March 30, 2019 | Not Rated

Starring: Aaron Danby, Deragh Campbell, Elizabeth Rucker, Mariusz Sibiga

Summary: A young woman discovers letters in a Harvard archive that her great-grandmother wrote to a fellow Polish poet.

Director: Deragh Campbell and Sofia Bohdanowicz

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 65 min

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Barry Hertz

Oct 9, 2019

Campbell is tasked with carrying much of the film’s action and dialogue -- including two seemingly rambling but actually profound monologues delivered to unseen audiences in a nondescript bar -- and easily commands the screen. Read full review

Deborah Young

Mar 20, 2019

If the title MS Slavic 7 fails to ring a bell, its abstractness conveys the industrious intellectual labor demanded by this witty one-hour Canadian film. Read full review

Carson Lund

Mar 20, 2019

In its balance of a wispy narrative and long, quiet episodes of textual close reading, the film feels incomplete in a productive way. Read full review

The Film Stage Jared Mobarak

Mar 20, 2019

Those uninterested in cinema’s experimental and formal qualities probably won’t find themselves sitting down to be disappointed or bored by its very insular nature anyway. So those seeking it out will be the ones with the desire to embrace its unorthodox narrative style and subtle progressions. Read full review

The Guardian Peter Bradshaw

Jun 4, 2020

This curious, truncated piece tells us nothing substantial about Zofia Bohdanowiczowa or Józef Wittlin – or, indeed, about anything at all. Read full review

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