Ewa Einhorn

SchlopSchlop (SS) and KK are two annoying women who work at the Office of Development in Krabstadt, a small town located in an Arctic region of sorts where the Nordic countries have sent their unwanted people. One day a group of whaled women are stranded on Krabstadt’s shores, and it is now up to KK and SS to deal with the situation.

Welcome to the Office of Development in Krabstadt, a small Arctic town where the Nordic countries have sent a group of unwanted citizens. One day, the bureaucrats KK and Schlop Schlop are taken aback when the office’s IKEA plants grow tired of the humans and start chanting, “Fight, fight, plants unite!” An absurd and humorous take on sustainable growth, climate activism, and public art.

The work is an extension of the director’s earlier film Mary Nightmares from 2007.

This mockumentary shows the mourning events after the assassination of Slawomir Sierakowski, leader of fictitious Jewish Renaissance Movement in Poland.

SchlopSchlop (SS) and KK are two annoying women who work at the Office of Development in Krabstadt, a small town located in an Arctic region of sorts where the Nordic countries have sent their unwanted people. One day a group of whaled women are stranded on Krabstadt’s shores, and it is now up to KK and SS to deal with the situation.

Welcome to the Office of Development in Krabstadt, a small Arctic town where the Nordic countries have sent a group of unwanted citizens. One day, the bureaucrats KK and Schlop Schlop are taken aback when the office’s IKEA plants grow tired of the humans and start chanting, “Fight, fight, plants unite!” An absurd and humorous take on sustainable growth, climate activism, and public art.