XXIV FDW | WORDS IN THE SAND

Is it a horror? A little bit like that. Is it a comedy? A little bit like that. Is it a tragedy? A little bit like that. Is it a romance? A little bit like that...

On a park bench, two men stare at the useless Bajoro. Persistently, despite the cold, they meet here, although they could, like the rest of society, sit at the dentist - after all, in winter teeth deteriorate faster than in summer, because in winter they eat more sweets to drive away sadness.

All so that one of them, traumatized by his profession as a teacher Oskar, undertakes a difficult task: to overcome his irrational fear and start tutoring with a certain woman's son. The problem is that the son, despite all the attempts of his mother to ignore this fact, does not exist. But this is not the only striking twist in this play.

Spanish playwright David Desola introduces us to a world where nothing is one hundred percent certain. And none of the characters in this drama is completely normal. But in the end, as Professor Hierophant, a sage and a clown who feeds the non-existent ducks, observes in this play, “we are all crazy and normal at the same time. We are charmal or norlen, all the same, although not all the same.”

The drama of this author, “7 minutes”, directed by the same director, Adam Biernacki, won the hearts of the jury and the audience of the 17th edition of the Festival Reality Presented in Zabrze. So we invite you to a new meeting with these creators — let's see what they will surprise us this time!