Award-winning Polish director Marek Koterski takes an unflinching look at the pathological effects of severe alcoholism on...
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Adas Miauczynski, Aged 55
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2006
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A film that inevitably recalls Roman Polanski's 1962 Noz w Wodzie, Polish director Jan Hryniak's tense psychodrama The Third...
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Stary
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2004
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2003
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Adam Miauczynski (Marek Kondrat) is a middle-aged literature professor, divorced, with a teenage son. Writer/director...
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2002
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A man struggles to come to terms with a mystery that has haunted him throughout his adult life in this drama from Poland. In...
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2001
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1999
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1999
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Legendary Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda adapts a nationally treasured epic poem to the silver screen. For 400 years,...
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Count Horeszko
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1999
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A lavish historical epic that (on a budget of $8.5 million) was the most expensive Polish film ever at the time of its...
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1999
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This Polish caper comedy stars Marek Kondrat, Bogulsaw Linda, Wiktor Zborowski and others. It takes place around 20 years...
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1998
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Director Juliusz Machulski's shaggy dog action comedy Kiler observes the unfortunate case of mistaken identity that befalls...
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1997
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1996
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It is 1945, and the Russian occupation of Poland has been complete for some time. Kwiatowski, a surgeon, has been given a...
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1996
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This anthology is comprised of three steamy vignettes from three different filmmakers. The first, Cinzia Torrini's...
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1995
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A rube goes to work in the big city and finds himself victimized by the government system he was trained to support in this...
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1994
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1994
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One question that arose when Poland changed from its communist form of government to a more open model was what to do with...
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Olo
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1992
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The late, celebrated Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski) has created a downbeat but emotionally harrowing, magic realist...
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1987
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A diverse group of soldiers defending the Austro-Hungarian empire are the subject of this lengthy comedy. Czechs, Poles,...
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Kania
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1987
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In one hard look at the often-superficial world of movies and the theater, director Stanislaw Rosewicz has created a view of...
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1985
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"The Inspector General" is a satirical comedy of errors penned by Nikolay Gogol in the 19th century and interpreted here by...
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Karikas
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1984
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In 1982, legendary Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda fled his homeland and relocated in France to direct this powerful story...
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1982
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Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's sequel to his immensely well-received Man of Marble covers some of the same ground: the...
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1981
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This pessimistic Polish film stars Tomasz Hudziec as a boy whose father is arrested by the Stalinist police. To quell...
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1981
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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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Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the 1976 Polish Film Festival, this drama from director Andrzej Wajda was based on the...
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1976
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The staff at a big, fancy European restaurant have a hierarchy and social order every bit as subtle and complex as can be...
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Roman Boryczko
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1975
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Set at the end of the 15th century when one of Poland's greatest sculptors, Wit Stwosz, was working on his lifetime...
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1961
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