A Year of the Quiet Sun (DVD)
Directed by Krzysztof Zanussi
Maja Komorowska
Daniel Webb
In this award-winning drama set in the wake of World War II, an American soldier played by Scott Wilson (In Cold Blood, Shiloh) forms a delicate friendship with a war widow (Maja Komorowska) amid the devastation of 1946 Poland. In spite of the language barrier, painful memories of their past, and the many cultural divisions that separate them, Norman and Emilia dare to steal a moment of happiness in the shadow of misery.
DVD Extras Include:
- Interview with Scott Wilson. In this 30-minute video interview, actor Scott Wilson recalls the making of A Year of the Quiet Sun, his entry into show business, and discusses his career as a whole.
- Original theatrical trailer
- Photo gallery
- Optional English subtitles
"A film of enormous power" - Roger Ebert, The Chicago Sun Times
"A warmly acted and delicately paced love story" - Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Golden Lion Venice International Film Festival
Official Selection New York Film Festival
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