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Marta Nieradkiewicz

Actor
Marta Nieradkiewicz is a Polish actress and director known for her captivating performances in film, television, and theatre. She has garnered critical acclaim for her roles in productions such as 'United States of Love', 'Wild Roses', and 'High Life'. Nieradkiewicz's talent lies in her ability to portray complex and nuanced characters, bringing a raw and authentic energy to her performances. Her dedication to her craft has established her as a prominent figure in the Polish film industry and earned her recognition on the international stage.

Films

Anxiety

Anxiety

By Sławomir Fabicki

2023 | 96 min | Drama

A hospice, two sisters, no shared plan: a journey toward death becomes a confrontation with love, guilt, and autonomy.

Wild Roses

Wild Roses

By Anna Jadowska

2017 | 89 min | Drama

Anna Jadowska's fifth feature film illustrates the inner struggle of a woman who comes into conflict with patriarchal power structures.

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Analysis Paralysis

Analysis Paralysis

2016 | 9 min | Shorts

The man is looking for somebody who is better at playing chess than his dachshund. The gardener is looking for a mysterious vandal who is missing a yellow boot. In the end, they might just be looking for the same thing.

In Your Arms

In Your Arms

2015 | 88 min | Drama

After a failed suicide attempt the terminally ill Niels, accompanied by nurse Maria, embarks on a poignant journey to seek assisted suicide in Switzerland. Because Maria prevented the suicide attempt of Niels, who suffers from a degenerative disease and is unbearably difficult to live with, she feels responsible for him. Director Samanou A. Sahlstrøm began working for Lars von Trier in 2001 and was involved in the production of Antichrist. His "directorial debut is a compelling drama with excellent ...

Never Sleep Again

Never Sleep Again

1992 | 92 min | Drama

An episodic story of encounters that three friends - Rita, Lilian and Roberta - experience as they travel to a wedding in Berlin by boat. Rita's unexpected encounter with a past lover forces the premature end to the festive trip. Marooned in the sands of the Brandenburg countryside, they embark on a wild odyssey, full of euphoric drifting and challenging situations. A blissful feeling of homelessness. The car's tires are stolen, hotels and guesthouses are full. There is no turning back "And what ...

Transit

Transit

2016 | 44 min | Comedy

Every man is an abyss, with the exception of Dieter (55). When out of the blue his wife Tamara takes off to Mont Saint Michel, leaving the endless repetition of their life together behind, Dieter is forced to leave the security of his row house cocoon for the first time. Aided by congenial vagabond and street philosopher Ronen (38), Dieter embarks on a journey that will confront him with the impossibility of escaping one's self.

Suleiman Mountain

Suleiman Mountain

2017 | 103 min | Drama

Karabas is always on the run from the people he has scammed. When his older wife Zhipara finds their long-lost son Uluk in an orphanage, she hopes to become Karabas' favorite wife again, especially because his second wife Turganbyubyu is now pregnant. While Karabas is glad to have his son back, his wives compete vehemently for Karabas' attention. “An intelligent and skillful portrayal of Kyrgyz traditions, shamanic rituals and folklore themes in a road trip movie with a sufficient pinch of family ...

visitation

visitation

2015 | 53 min | Documentary

Berlin based film maker Henrike Meyer visits the house of her family after her grandmother past away. A survey of the proximity and distance between the author and her family. The old farmhouse lies in North Germany. Surrounded by fields and sheep. A place, that appears intimate and mysterious at the same time. Children are running through the house. A dinner service on the table. Grandmother Lulu has died. Her belongings are given out, the bed room is being painted. A barking dog. The nightingale ...

Indian Summer

Indian Summer

2015 | 87 min | Documentary

Apart from the obligatory visits to the Louvre and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, a livestock transporter and the statues of ancient deities also become an occasion for cultural exchange. France, England, Holland and Italy are on the itinerary. In between are Belgium, Ireland, Austria and of course Switzerland, the absolute highlight of the trip. Ever since a slew of Bollywood films were shot in Switzerland, the land of the Alps has become the very epitome of Europe for many Indian people. Anna, the ...

In This Very Moment

In This Very Moment

2003 | 94 min | Drama

On her way to go shopping in nearby Poland, Sylvia abandons her two rebellious stepchildren, Lea (8) and Konstantin (7), on a country road. Upon her return, Sylvia cannot bring herself to tell her husband, the children's father, the truth about her absence. The children meet a Polish man who supplies restaurants with toiletries and promises to take them home. Meanwhile, the unsuspecting father sets off with the stepmother to search for the supposedly kidnapped children. IN THIS VERY MOMENT (original ...

Someone Beside You

Someone Beside You

2006 | 98 min | Documentary

On their travels in mobile homes, they explore the depths of the human psyche in search of answers to the question: What is the human mind and how does it behave in psychotic extreme situations? By the time Edgar Hagen meets the Buddhist monk and trained psychiatrist Edward Podvoll in the U.S., Podvoll has only a few more months to live. His vision – that courage and friendship have the power to make recovery from mental illness possible – is an inspiring legacy. In a dialogue between Western psychology ...

Will My Parents Come to See Me

Will My Parents Come to See Me

2022 | 28 min | Drama

In a somber exploration of the Somali justice system, a seasoned policewoman leads a young inmate named Farah through his final procedures before facing execution. This narrative, crafted by Mo Harawe, a filmmaker born in Mogadishu, is both a poignant and critical reflection on the processes leading up to state-sanctioned death. As Farah prepares for his inevitable end, he is asked by everyone how he is doing, to which he repeatedly responds, "good," a stark contrast to his internal turmoil. This ...