Larp 2014
In *Larp (2014)*, the debut feature from director Kordian Kądziela, a 17-year-old boy named Sergei navigates a world where fantasy and reality blur in the most unexpected ways.
Director: Kordian Kądziela
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Larp (2014) about?
*Larp* follows Sergei, a misunderstood teenager who escapes his chaotic family life by diving into live-action role-playing games. When he unexpectedly becomes a hero in one of these games, his fantasy world collides with reality, forcing him to confront unexpected challenges and newfound confidence.
Who directed Larp?
Larp was directed by Kordian Kądziela, marking his feature debut with a fresh take on teenage angst and fantasy.
Who stars in Larp?
The film stars Marcel Borowiec as Sergei, alongside Marek Pyś, Kacper Borowiec, Barbara Lubos-Święs, and Juliusz Chrząstowski.
Is Larp (2014) worth watching?
While *Larp* isn't a blockbuster hit, its unique blend of comedy and coming-of-age themes makes it a charming watch for fans of indie films. The offbeat humor and relatable protagonist give it a distinct voice, though it may not appeal to everyone.
How long is Larp?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Larp (2014) — A Teen's Fantasy Takes Over Reality
In *Larp (2014)*, the debut feature from director Kordian Kądziela, a 17-year-old boy named Sergei navigates a world where fantasy and reality blur in the most unexpected ways. Struggling to connect with his family—where his father dreams of boxing fame, his brother barely acknowledges him, and even his aunts confuse him for someone else—Sergei finds solace in his vivid imagination. But when he steps into a live-action role-playing game and emerges as a hero, the line between his escapism and everyday life vanishes, leading to unforeseen and sometimes surreal consequences.
Kądziela crafts a coming-of-age comedy that balances heartfelt moments with offbeat humor, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and the power of imagination. The film's vibrant atmosphere captures the awkwardness and wonder of adolescence, making it a relatable yet quirky watch for fans of character-driven comedies.