365 Days
Country
Production
Budget
$0
Revenue
$9 458 590
Director
Barbara Białowąs, Tomasz Mandes
Actors
Anna-Maria Sieklucka, Michele Morrone, Bronisław Wrocławski, Otar Saralidze, Magdalena Lamparska, Natasza Urbańska, Grażyna Szapołowska, Tomasz Stockinger, Gianni Parisi, Mateusz Łasowski
All actors and roles (10)
All actors and roles (10)
Scenario
Producer
Tomasz Mandes, Maciej Kawulski, Ewa Lewandowska
Operator
Bartek Cierlica
Composer
Michał Sarapata
Artist
Agnieszka Bartold
Audition
Tomasz Mandes, Agata Biedrzycka
Editing
Marcin Drewnowski
All team (84)
All team (84)
Short description
A woman falls victim to a dominant mafia boss, who imprisons her and gives her one year to fall in love with him.
What's left behind the scenes
- Blanka Lipińska, the screenwriter and author of the novel of the same name (2014), which served as the literary source for the screenplay, offered to play the scene with oral sex on board the plane herself, claiming that only she knew exactly how the scene needed to be played so that the audience understood what the filmmakers wanted to convey. Her offer was declined, and an actress played the role of the flight attendant.
- Blanka Lipińska, the screenwriter and author of the eponymous 2014 novel that served as the literary source for the script, offered to perform in the oral sex scene on board the plane herself, claiming that only she knew exactly how the scene should be played so that the audience would understand precisely what the filmmakers intended to convey. Her offer was declined, and the role of the flight attendant was played by an actress.
- Michele Morrone was given the film script to read when he had already given up on his acting career. He had just gotten divorced, leaving him penniless, and was in a severe depression, living in a tiny Italian village where he worked on a farm. About six months later, his agent called and told him that Polish filmmakers wanted to cast him as a mafia member. Morrone boarded a plane to Poland that same day.
- Michele Morrone was given the film's script to review at a time when he had already given up on his acting career. He had just gotten divorced, which left him penniless, he was suffering from severe depression, and he was living in a tiny Italian village where he worked on a farm. About six months later, his agent called to tell him that Polish filmmakers wanted to cast him as a mobster. That same day, Morrone boarded a plane to Poland.
- The filmmakers placed great importance on making the erotic scenes in the film look believable, and on ensuring that viewers could even hear whispers and the actors’ heavy breathing. They positioned the camera so it wasn’t conspicuous and didn’t rush the actors, giving them as much time as they needed. The presence of filmmakers on set was minimized. As a result, the scenes looked so realistic that some viewers seriously thought the actors were actually having sex on camera. They had to explain in interviews that this was not the case.
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