Film Lens
Polack Waltz centers on Vasil Granouski, a 58-year-old choir leader in a village. He conducts a choir made up entirely of elderly performers, showcasing their dedication to music despite their age. Vasil plays an old harmonic that is missing several keys, reflecting the limitations faced by the group.
The film captures the challenges Vasil encounters, including his faulty car that does not always start, which he relies on to transport the singers. The documentary presents a portrait of community and music in a rural setting, emphasizing the importance of cultural traditions among the elderly.
Why Watch
- •Meet Vasil Granouski, the choir leader.
- •See a choir of only elderly performers.
- •Find out about Vasil's old harmonic.
Did You Know
•Vasil Granouski is 58 years old.
•The choir consists solely of elderly performers.
•Vasil's harmonic is old and lacks a couple of keys.
•Vasil's car is faulty and doesn't always start.
Perfect For
Choral music enthusiastsRural community storiesElderly culture