Director: Kristoffer Rus
Cast: Sonia Mietielica , Jakub Sasak , Waleria Gorobets , Sebastian Dela , Marcin Perchuc , Agnieszka Zulewska , Sonia Bohosiewicz , Grzegorz Malecki , Marta Ojrzynska , Jakub Kuzia
Plot: Waves, sunshine and passion await when a privileged teenage girl experiences first love with a free-spirited kite-surfing instructor at a seaside resort.
My Movie Review: The movie is a very beautiful art with picturesque shots that's refreshing to see it's about the emotional states of people after the loss of a loved one or the fear of being oneself, of seeing oneself as one is but so nice to see Polish seaside from the point of view of kitesurfing enthusiasts like Michal who looks good doing it such vibe, cool breezy kind of guy:) Another good thing is that Ania the main character is rather average looking girl with fish eyes but a bit of musical talent it's making the scenes more loving and warm in a cold night or a day! Into The Wind is no rush and take slow there's a moonlight chemistry of being blue calling that there's more to life we'll have to enjoy I love how relax it is free flowing and free spririted like anything goes you doesn't anticipate on what's to come but living in the moment as it come' up! It's like you ask for a light but we've started a wildfire a beautiful love story with good actors that a run mile, lost in feeling but give us time to breath the air and feel the blue waves breeze:) I love the freedom this film has it really wants to tell something doesn't need lines because it's all in the expression of the actors, the play of silences is simply magnificent to understand and for the interlocutor like it's in real life very natural sometimes we speak through our eyes/brows!
Critics Reviews: Into the Wind is fine, but by being so clearly a homage to a beloved and iconic film and missing the mark on nearly every element of what made the original special, it, unfortunately, has little wind beneath its wings. In all, this is a movie that never needed to exist, but its existence doesn't hurt anyone. There's real chemistry here, so its a shame there isn't much of a movie. Into the Wind is a light watch that doesn't have a lot of innovation but is still warm and fun. Into the Wind, a 2022 Polish romance, is a gentle story about a rich, sad girl who falls for a handsome windsurfing instructor at the luxury resort. It actually juggles themes of grief, identity, and mental health quite gracefully, painting its characters and their pain with careful detail. Into the Wind, like so many of the international, youthful romances that hit Netflix, takes its time with the story it tells. There aren’t really any frills, or any attempts to reinvent the wheel, but it works anyway. There's a dreamy, warm quality to the film, a sincerity that resonates even when some scenes outstay their welcome or feel a little unnecessary. But the chemistry between Sonia Mietielica and Jakub Sasak is electric; it’s impossible to look away from these two. Into the Wind‘s setting does a lot to help make the film feel as dreamy as it does, but it’s these young lovers who make it sing. Into the Wind might be a slow burn and a tad overlong, but has a mesmerizing quality to it, and the performances feel grounded and real!