Hajnosz Family Archive
collection | Hajnosz Family Archive |
authors | Maria Gepner-Hajnosz |
length | 03'26 |
location | Finland |
year | 1969 |
format | 8 mm |
color | black and white |
signature | PAFD 0008 004 |
source of funding | Ministry of Culture and National Heritage |
description |
Maria Gepner Hajnosz, an architect, a lecturer at the Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria (Nigeria) (1975–1983). She took part in the Warsaw Uprising together with her mother, Stefania Gepner, and her brother, Bolesław. They worked in a kitchen. Bolesław died in the Uprising at the age of 13. The film was made during Maria Gepner Hajnosz’s business trip to Helsinki. A park in Helsinki. In the foreground, a sculpture of a naked woman. Passers-by. A woman with a baby in a carrier wears bell-bottoms. The port of Helsinki, a row of moored boats. Ducks on the water. A view of the port, a large moored ship, a ferry with the inscription “Viking Line”. Islets near the harbour quay. A sailboat on the water. Shot from a sailing ship. Shots from Helsinki, e.g. Senate Square, Helsinki Cathedral, the monument of Tsar Alexander II. A street. A group of men in uniform at a pedestrian crossing. A tram stop. (PB) |
keywords | Finland, Helsinki, port, sailboat, yacht, park, bell-bottoms, Viking Line, Senate Square, cathedral, monument of Tsar Alexander II, uniform |