Mây makes a decision that cannot be undone, causing even greater chaos instead of restoring balance to her world. “Entropy” is not only a clash between Polish and Vietnamese cultures – the film depicts a process of social entropy that leads to a confrontation with uncomfortable questions we must answer and take responsibility for. Invisible loss cannot be recovered.

An interdisciplinary artist, award-winning director, and screenwriter. She graduated in Polish Studies from the University of Warsaw and has represented Poland at industry events and international festivals. She honed her craft by participating in prestigious programs such as EAVE, Eurodoc, Ace Producers, and the Wajda School & Studio, which helped her gain valuable experience and shaped her perspective on audiovisual art. A laureate of the “Młoda Polska” program (Ministry of Culture and National Heritage) in the “Film” category, she is a member of the Polish Filmmakers Association. In her work, she actively engages in intercultural and intergenerational dialogue, where the phenomenon of social entropy takes on a universal dimension.

Anna Fam-Rieskaniemi