SYNOPSIS
ROGOWSKI, is a historical short film on a German immigrant family who escaped to Brazil in
search for safety and peace, Set in 1940s, Santo Ângelo, Brazil. The Rogowski family is faced with
different kind of war. NotAs national discrimination is spread across the country, leading to hatred, suspicion, fear against the family.
The story's protagonist are two men, a father and son. both engineers, working towards the future
of their company, Prevented as the world around them closes in, they set aside their ambitions to
protect what matters most: the families survival. in attempt to provide protection and Reassurance
to the family. both get arrested under false accusations of espionage. A bargain is placed before
each of them, as one may return home at cost, while the other must remain imprisoned.
Verena Rogowski Becker, a family descendant. Tells the story to her children, marking the
remembrance of the ROGOWSKI legacy and the sacrifices made to preserve their identity. As the story continues to pass down the family line.

What do we offer?
During Production We Provide:
Location
Catering (Coffee & Snacks)
Studio

Type
semi-professionele productie

Location
Amsterdam

Description
We are currently looking for a role of a voice talent:

(40s–50s)
The Brazilian Police Guard is a stern, composed officer working under the military regime during the 1940s. He has a strong, affirmative voice, delivering orders with firm authority. His tone is direct and emotionless, deliberately masking any trace of sympathy beneath layers of duty and discipline.

Though his screen time is limited, his presence carries weight—symbolizing the larger systemic forces acting against the Rogowski family. He is tasked with overseeing prisoners, enforcing silence, and relaying offers made by higher authorities. One of his pivotal moments is when he presents a harsh moral choice to one of the brothers a bargain that could mean freedom for one, and imprisonment for the other.

Language requirements
English

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