This highly influential award-winning film is set during the Nazi occupation of Poland. It’s rich with apocalyptic imagery and symbolism. The film faced obstacles in its release due to its content.
Despite winning an award in Poland, distribution was halted by authorities, and the director faced suspicion. His next film, Diabel, met similar challenges, kept from release for 12 years until 1988.
The story follows a young man who escapes a massacre only to be haunted by hallucinations and guilt for surviving. He finds refuge with a pregnant woman resembling his deceased wife. The film touches on themes of trauma and survival amidst loss.
Trzecia Czesc Nocy is a blend of drama, horror, and crime genres. It offers a unique perspective on the devastating impact of war and how it shapes the human psyche.
The MPAA rating for this film is NR, and it’s known for its complex narrative and visually striking scenes that leave a lasting impression on its audience.
