FIFTY PEOPLE ONE QUESTION - GALWAY, IRELAND 2011 by Kamil Krolak

"One Town, 50 different People, One very difficult Question"
Fifty People One Question - Galway

A short film which brough together people from furthest corners of the world...
Its impact on the audience, inspirational content, reaction in the media in various countries, as well as the global popularity are incredible and indisputable. We are delighted we gave you the opportunity to watch it and experience it in many different ways. Thank you for watching it and sharing it with your close ones.

I made this short movie few months ago, with the help of my friends and college mates.
It is based in Galway and it was shot in November 2010.
Shot in High Quality on Cannon 550D.

Fifty People One Question...
Hope you will all enjoy it.
I appreciate any critique and suggestions so please feel free to comment and contact me.
Phone number: (00353) 868910692

Songs used in the production and iTune links where you can buy them:
2)Hans Zimmer - You're So Cool ('True Romance' soundtrack)
4)John Powell, Pete Anthony, Don Harper, Blake Nelly & The Hollywood Studio Symphony - The Moon And The Superhero (Hancock Soundtrack)

Crew:
Director: Kamil Krolak
Assistant Dir: Fintan Warfield
Editor: Kamil Krolak
Camera: Julia Puchovska/ Des Mulcahy/ Fintan Warfield/ Kamil Krolak
Sound: Killian McPartland

©KamilFilms 2011 // ©Kamil Krolak 2011

[outofTenley]

"I should have started living for joy sooner"... gave me chills, really.

[logandykes]

"Not marrying that lass when we were in high school 50 years ago, and letting her move off to Canada. And meeting her 50 years later, and marrying her. We've been married for a year." Oh my gosh. So cute!

[userbdtgry]

4 years later and I was recently in Galway. Can confirm after a random happenstance at a bus stop that Jamaican Brain is bopping around Galway & happy as ever.

[kidaz]

"Take life as it comes"... sums up the Irish attitude to life.

[Rrageshlol]

After all this years this keeps being my favorite internet moment, thanks for creating such beautiful piece of art 💙

[iPawk]

my biggest regret is watching too much youtube when i should be learning social skills

[Luubske]

7:39, 2 words, but his expression tells the story. From all the stories, that one man with 2 words gave me more goosebumps than any other.

[miracle]

I really loved Ireland when I travelled there. Great people, great energy, Ireland is definitely one of my favourite places in the world.

[ChristopherBenson_]

"My drinking" would have been my answer too ... meaning all the alcohol I drank when I was younger, and the people it hurt ... including me!
My last drink was 17 years ago (almost exactly: 6 September 1996). It was then that I started life, already 39 years old!

[mariad.]

I'm Italian, form Rome and I love your country and your people like crazy. So moving this video...thank you. Greetings from Italy.

[alexanderzin]

Beautiful, watching their eyes while they actually recall all those moments

[famousstarr]

I watch this whenever I'm feeling down and it reminds me that no matter how often I think I'm alone that there are probably hundreds of people around the world who feel the same way or have experienced the same thing as me. You're never alone.

[jakobjakob]

From time to time I come back, just to see that old man smile when he tells the camera that he married the love of his life 50 years later...

[katelawlor]

Don't know why this just showed up in my feed today but I love it. I realise that even though I've had far from a perfect life I regret nothing.

[cflo]

7:40 I feel for this guy that was a brave honest answer.

[fergustaekwondo]

Definitely one of the most powerful short films I've ever seen. The backdrop in Galway remind me of my student years there. The music is spot-on too!

[mousaalharthi]

This video made me realize that nothing is worth the regret. Being alive and healthy is the greatest blessing God gave us.

[fiachraswaz]

never telling the girl who i loved how i felt and watching her live her life with another. rejection is a killer for a short time, never knowing eats away for eternity 

[tom-jr]

As I sit here wiping tears from my eyes, my only regret is that I haven't yet moved back to the most beautiful place in the world....the west of Ireland.

[jordancrago]

I think this proves that people in the Western World disregard the serious questions in the fear of inconvenience it brings. Because our lives are so ruled by all the political, religious, social, media doctrines. The real questions, why are here, where are we going, what do we need to change, the point of life etc. Though yes they do present an issue, they will make you feel so much more connected to your true self because in being honest with yourself you really know yourself. That's my regret, that I avoided the questions for too long.