The Last Day of Summer (1958 film) explained

The Last Day of Summer
Director:Tadeusz Konwicki
Cinematography:Jan Laskowski
Editing:Wieslawa Otocka
Distributor:KADR
Runtime:66 mins
Country:Poland
Language:Polish

The Last Day of Summer (Polish: '''Ostatni dzieƄ lata''') is a 1958 romantic drama film directed by the Polish film director Tadeusz Konwicki.

Plot

The action takes place amid the deserted dunes and screaming gulls of a chilly Baltic shore. Two lonely, damaged people, played by Irena Laskowska and Jan Machulski, whose characters remain nameless throughout the film, happen to meet on a deserted beach. Both are haunted by vivid memories of World War II and make silent, imperfect attempts to reach out to each other, but they cannot find a means to communicate.

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