A tale of the triumph of life and love. Watch the trailer for the movie about the father. Jan Kaczkowski

I wrote this story so that even the most depressed person would believe that a good new life can begin in unimaginably dire circumstances. It is the story of the triumph of life and love. True story – the film’s screenwriter tells about Reverend Jan Kaczkowski. “Johnny” will be released in cinemas on September 23rd.

“Johnny” is a story based on true events that touches and inspires. Narrated from the perspective of the accusation of the father. Jan Kaczkowski, Patryk Galewski – A boy who did not have an easy start in life.

Patrick broke into a small town house. A court ruling ordered him to work at Buck’s hospice, where he meets the extraordinary father. Jan Kachkowski. The clergyman enlists the young boys from the vocational school, who seem to be powerful rebels, to help the sick. His work focuses on closeness, tenderness, and the struggle for relationships with others. teaches empathy. And he does so with a great deal of humor that is gaining immense popularity. Soon, Jean himself faces the challenge of fighting the disease. Patrick is put in a situation that will change his whole life.

I wrote this story so that even the most depressed person would believe that a good new life can begin in unimaginably dire circumstances. It is the story of the triumph of life and love. A true story, says screenwriter Maciej Krasiewski.

in the role of father. Jan Kashkovsky plays David Ogrodnik. Patryk Galewski will play several awards for his performance in the film “25 years of innocence. the case of Tomek Komenda” Piotr Trojan. On the screen we will also see, among others, Magdalena Cherwinska, Anna Demna, Maria Bakulnes, Marta Stalmerska, Witold Debicki, Michai Kalita and Joachim Lama.

Watch the trailer for the movie about the father. Jan Kaczkowski

John’s singularity was, in this proper sense, an explicit view of religion, based primarily on respect, not contempt for human beings and most importantly, that is, to act as and as a result of love for the other. Human – tells about the character played by David Ogrodnik.

– As always in situations like this, the game is difficult because he is a real character, but Patrick is the hero of dreams. A troublemaker, a criminal, a student, a teacher, a cook, a father, a nurse. Patrick can have more than one hero. The seemingly easy-to-build role turned out to be very complex. Full of internal changes and contradictions – Peter Trojan says of his creation.

Who was the father. Jan Kachkowski?

the father. Jan Kaczkowski was born on July 19, 1977 in Gdynia. He grew up in Sopot. He also graduated from environmental primary and secondary school there. He was not polite. In 1996 he obtained his high school diploma and tried to study his passion: law and medicine. However, he attended Gdansk Theological Seminary.

In 2002 he received a master’s degree and was ordained a priest. From June 2002 to November 2007 he was chaplain at Puck. He was also a chaplain at Buck’s Nursing Home and County Hospital. In the years 2004-2011 he was a teacher of Christian education at “Oxford” in Buck, the public high school in Buck and in the secondary school complex in Rzosio.

Working with young people has always been a source of pride for him. In 2004, together with an initiative group, he founded Puckie Hospice Home. Working with patients was especially close to him. In 2007 he defended his doctoral thesis: “The Dignity of a Dying Man and the Help of a Person in an Ended State”, and a year later he completed his postgraduate studies in bioethics. He loved spontaneous travel, good eating, teaching at school, and Coca-Cola.

He wrote three books that were very popular: “There is no madness, there is cancer”, “Life on a complete firecracker, or Faith, Tenderloin and Love” and “The Earth Under Your Feet”.

In his last two books, Father Jean wrote words that are still valid today. here they are:

fight for yourself

I would like to tell you one more thing: fight for yourself, do not trample crises of despair and temporary darkness, fight for a clear conscience and never think that God is against you.

I also read my illness as a feeling. I want to be very honest. This grade 4 glioblastoma, which has a very poor outlook, is not a nice thing to me, but it’s also not a monster and a tragedy – I’m just sick. I am neither a great hero nor a great victim. What’s in my head tells me to use this cancer to wave my feet all the time and say what my conscience dictates in the context of truth. And to terminate it – to leave the position of priest, when this is the will of God, and to do so with relative dignity and efficiency and with a bargain. Trustworthy.

(“Land Underfoot”, Krakow, 2016)

Last message and request

My personality is of little importance here. I was moved by the words of Pope Benedict XVI, who astonished me, who declared after the election of the seat: “After the great Pope John Paul, the cardinals chose me, as a humble partner of the vineyards of the Lord.” The great Cardinal, nicknamed the Armored Man, who says he is a humble worker in the Lord’s generosity! Also, I’m not special, and please don’t make me one. I am the most moderate and sinful priest and Christian, your brother John, who is often lost in life.

I also ask you not to forget about the nursing home in Facebook. It is also an appeal to my colleagues. I beg you, do not turn the good we have done together for a change. To maintain the highest standards of care and financial and ethical transparency. But also that you remember about me. God forbid setting up monuments, but with prayer. The greatest gift you will give me after your death is the Gregorian Mass.

And I, if God accepts me, I promise you that as much as he allows me, because it is also not very clear, I will try to be close to you.

I apologize to all those I have offended and unjustly judged. I ask forgiveness for all those who felt that I was touched in those moments when I did not rise to the occasion. And I wanted to say that I don’t have a grudge against anyone. Yes, Lord God help me.

(“Life on a fullracer”, Krakow, 2015)