Various images of Warsaw with political posters. Statements by an anonymous woman. Royal Castle of Warsaw and EU Flag.

European election

2014 European elections (T)

interview

Poland

Warsaw

Last days of Electoral campaign in Warsaw, Poland: electoral posters, vox pop and ambiance of the city

Various images of Warsaw with political posters (3 shots)

The neighbourhood of the Dmowskiego Roundabout, a girl is handing leaflets to passers-by. Girl: A leaflet for you, and for you...

Different shots of posters from the campaign

SOUNDBITE (Polish) Anonymous woman: "isn't it obvious that everybody should take part in the life of our country and our globe if only we can? Of course given that I have the strength and will to do it. Why shouldn't I use this opportunity?."

SOUNDBITE (Polish) anonymous man: "I intend to take part in the upcoming elections. I hope that I manage to get there before they close. I'd like to vote. I think that the EP elections can strongly influence our life here in Poland. It is very important because Poland is in the EU and we have to care for our business in the Union. I think that building roads and the wide issues of ecology should be the priorities."

The centre of Warsaw, different shots with political posters

SOUNDBITE (Polish) Anonymous woman: "I think that the future EP should focus on legal issues related to the situation of immigrants in our country. Openness, inclusiveness and making the legal and social procedures easier."

SOUNDBITE (Polish) Anonymous woman: "I missed the last EP elections because I was on holiday and now I regret it a little so I want to take part in the upcoming elections. I think that the EU should focus on giving equal chances to young people and making living conditions more equal - as well as all the social policies that are related to it. STREET SHOT I think that my vote is important in each elections because that is the basis of democracy."