Polish director Urszula Urbaniak created this gentle character study about two friends living in a lonely train station in...
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1999
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Stefania Wilczynska
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1990
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This intriguing comedy-drama centers on the 60-year-old Andzia (Ewa Dalkowska) and her strong, deep-rooted provincial...
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Andzia
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1985
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Suspenseful for most of its length, though a letdown at the end, this psychic thriller is about four very different people...
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1985
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Re-released in 1985 after being censored by the advent of martial law in 1981, this unrelentingly grim tale about a woman's...
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1985
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In a dramatized rendering of drug problems in Poland, director Andrzej Trzos-Rastawiecki opens his uneven docudrama with the...
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Krystyna
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1985
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The Polish Year of the Quiet Sun is set in the years following World War II. In a small Polish town, a United Nations...
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Stella
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1984
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Director Janusz Kijowski's Voices is an introspective journey into the nature of the mind as seen from the perspectives of a...
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1981
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1980
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In this up-and-down comedy, the heroine Karla (Ewa Dalkowska) wants to be free of her dysfunctional family and the only way...
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Karla
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1980
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This haunting, symbolic drama is set in a small Polish town in 1918. An officer in the Austrian army has come to stay in a...
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1980
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This drama by Jerzy Trojan concerns Janek (Jan Englert), an artist, who has parked himself on a street corner at a busy...
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Maria
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1980
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In the early years of World War II at a mental hospital in Poland, the staff is nearly as batty as the patients. Alongside...
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1979
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Jerzy Michalowski is a journalist who has been licensed by the Polish State to travel abroad. He researches stories and at...
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1979
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