Polish Eagle - VV (Visual Vernacular) 

Actress: Edyta Kozub | Coach VV and montage: Erwan Cifra @erwan.vv | Operator: Monika Kozub
Polish Eagle - is a short story about how Poles fought for freedom. It is also a story commemorating the soldiers of the independence underground.
Initially, an eagle flies over Poland. On the ground, soldiers bravely fight: infantry, tankers and military pilots. The world was at war. The war for Poland regaining freedom ends with symbolic driving of the flag into the ground by a tired soldier. Finally, the eagle can rest proudly on liberated Polish land.
VV, a Vernacular Visual shortcut, is a form of theatrical expression, expressing stories through strong body movements, iconic signs, gestures, and facial expressions. VV has elements of poetry and mime, but it’s completely different because it’s expressed visually, more like a performance. VV can be done solo or in groups. In Poland VV is still little known, while it is already very popular in the West.