This Polish-British co-production, which received high acclaim at last year’s Venice Film Festival, bears the signature of the Quay Brothers. The directors drew inspiration from the universe of writer Bruno Schulz. The film immerses viewers in the journey of Jozef, who boards a ghostly train to visit his dying father and heads towards a desolate sanatorium. Straddling the line between dream and nightmare, this unique work once again demonstrates the Quay Brothers’ genius in transforming memory and time into cinematic material.