Patchwork Vacation, written by Julita Olszewska

Patchwork Vacation

Live-action film

Three half-sisters and their three fathers set out on a joint vacation in the mountains to determine which dad is the best. Mira (10), Maja (9), and Mania (8) are three sisters, each with a different father. After yet another heated argument about which dad is the best, their mother Maria decides to send the girls on a joint vacation with their fathers. Their destination? The picturesque Polish Tatra mountains. What could go wrong? Absolutely everything!

POLISH DESCRIPTION:

Patchworkowe wakacje

Film aktorski

Trzy siostry – Mira, Maja i Mania – każda z innym tatą, wyruszają na wspólne wakacje w Tatry, by rozstrzygnąć odwieczny spór: który ojciec jest najlepszy? Zamiast spokojnych wakacji czeka ich mieszanka chaosu i emocji, gdzie codzienne absurdy i rodzinne zawirowania mieszają się z nieprzewidywalnymi przygodami na górskim szlaku. Ta historia pełna humoru pokazuje, że w rodzinnych relacjach często gubimy się bardziej niż w najgęstszym lesie.

Julita Olszewska

Julita Olszewska is a Polish screenwriter. She co-wrote the Netflix series “Infamia” (2023), which examines the clash between cultural identity and modern aspirations. Her other works include the award-winning short film “Alicja i Żabka” (2020) and the psychological drama “W spirali” (2015). Olszewska is also involved in the upcoming comedy “Klątwa” and has found success with the children’s audio drama “Privisa”, a fantasy story rooted in Slavic folklore. In 2023 she was honored with a Special Mention from StoryLab.pro and the Second Prize – a scholarship from the Starak Family Foundation, in the "Wyobraź Sobie" competition for her treatment "Greetings to Prison." Additionally, she is a model and leads a philosophical discussion club, “Chaotyczni Myśliciele” (Chaotic Thinkers), in Milanówek. She travels in campervan and wants to become skater and surfer.

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