Synopsis
From creators of Oscar nominated "Rabbit a la Berlin". Poland was a strange place for him. Rain was louder, as if in a land of deaf. People gathered in queues but they never spoke to each other. A romantic poet Adam Mickiewicz led him to the underworld and helped him contact Polish spirits. He survived the martial law period when the evil white water came from the sky. Finally he decided to perform a voodoo ceremony to free the Polish people from evil forces. The dead and alive unite in battle. The spirit of the Polish romanticism unites with the Haitian loa spirits just as 200 years ago, during the great revolution in Haiti. An unknown story of a Haitian voodoo priest, who visited Poland in 1980. A metaphysical view on socialism through the eyes of a stranger from a different culture.
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