“I was only reading «Вперед!» with your wife!”
It is 1921 in a small town near Lviv. A young war veteran walks into a police station and calmly says, ‘I have just shot someone.’ The victim is Osyp Krushelnytskyi, a well-known lawyer and womaniser.
Behind the confession lie wartime trauma, the prominent Krushelnytskyi family and a woman caught between two cities and two lives. The story unfolds against the vivid everyday world of the early twentieth century.
Background music: Scott Buckley — “I Walk With Ghosts”.
Sources
Вперед! 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922
Громадський вісник 23.02.1922
Chwila 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922
Dziennik Ludowy 26.10.1921
Gazeta Poranna 26.10.1921, 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922
Kurjer Lwowski 26.10.1921, 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922
Słowo Polskie 23.02.1922
Wiek Nowy 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922
Behind the confession lie wartime trauma, the prominent Krushelnytskyi family and a woman caught between two cities and two lives. The story unfolds against the vivid everyday world of the early twentieth century.
Background music: Scott Buckley — “I Walk With Ghosts”.
Sources
Вперед! 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922
Громадський вісник 23.02.1922
Chwila 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922
Dziennik Ludowy 26.10.1921
Gazeta Poranna 26.10.1921, 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922
Kurjer Lwowski 26.10.1921, 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922
Słowo Polskie 23.02.1922
Wiek Nowy 22.02.1922, 23.02.1922, 24.02.1922