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Autor: Danilo Kis;
Tytuł: "Noc i mgła";
Reżyseria: Janusz Kukuła;
Adaptacja: Ewa Stocka-Kalinowska;
Realizacja akustyczna: Andrzej Brzoska;
Opracowanie muzyczne: Marian Szałkowski;
Obsada:
Pani Rigo - Mirosława Dubrawska,
Emil, jej mąż - Tomasz Zaliwski,
Andreas - Andrzej Ferenc;
W pozostałych rolach:
Ewa Serwa, Janusz Zakrzeński, Jacek Jarosz, Maciej Szary, Zbigniew Suszyński;
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Danilo Kis (1935-1989) was born in Subotica (in the north of Vojvodina), Yugoslavia. His mother was Montenegrin and his father Jewish (though with a Hungarian last name), so Kis is often described as a Serbian writer. After World War II, in which his father and several other family members died in the camps, he lived in Hungary and then Montenegro and studied literature at the university in Belgrade. He spent much of the rest of his life in Paris, or teaching elsewhere in France, and died in Paris of cancer. Many of his works concentrate on wartime persecution of "small," innocent people, often though not exclusively Jews. His fiction learns a great deal from Latin American literature of the 20th century.
  Garden, Ashes (Basta, pepeo, 1965), translated by William J. Hannaher, is partly fictionalized autobiography (with the names changed, but many other things left the same), partly an uneasy tribute to the author's father, his tragic fate during the Second World War.
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