Ida was delightful in a very understated manner. Primarily concerning itself with issues of identity and faith, it somehow managed to cover a pretty bleak and sombre period of Polish history with a lot of warmth. Filmed in black-and-white Academy ratio, every shot was so carefully framed, with a generous use of empty space, and it really draws your eyes to what's important: the two great performances by the leads. Agata Trzebuchowska with her cute little dimple and her dark, dark eyes.
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Ida was delightful in a very understated manner. Primarily concerning itself with issues of identity and faith, it somehow managed to cover a pretty bleak and sombre period of Polish history with a lot of warmth. Filmed in black-and-white Academy ratio, every shot was so carefully framed, with a generous use of empty space, and it really draws your eyes to what's important: the two great performances by the leads. Agata Trzebuchowska with her cute little dimple and her dark, dark eyes.