After years of working in the British film industry, Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski returned to his homeland to direct the post-World War II drama Ida. Filmed in black-and-white, the film captures the solemn aftermath of the Holocaust to stunning effect. It’s an austere piece of filmmaking that vividly illustrates the lingering darkness and painful secrets of the past.
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