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POLISH CINEMA FOR BEGINNERS: "Promised Land" dir. Andrzej Wajda

CO było GRANE - ARCHIWALNE TERMINY » » 11 532 wyświetleń od 26 kwietnia 2017
  • 27 kwietnia 2017, czwartek
    » 20:00

📽Promised Land📽

dir. Andrzej Wajda city: ŁÓDŹ

[ENG]

About film: A screen adaptation of a Nobel prize winning novel by Władysław Reymont that focuses on the topic of “money making”. In Łodź, in the end of 19th century a Pole, a German and a Jew open together a factory, using their different backgrounds as an advantage against their competition. Will their friendship survive this success? The great acting of Daniel Olbrychski, Wojciech Pszoniak and Andrzej Seweryn, the unforgettable music by Wojciech Kilar and dynamic shots by Witold Sobociński and Edward Kłosiński, contribute to the legend of “The Promised Land”. Nominated for an Oscar, this work by Andrzej Wajda is to this day one of the greatest accomplishments of Polish cinema – hailed a masterpiece by Martin Scorsese, last year it was chosen the best Polish film in history in the Łodź Museum of Cinematography vote.

ABOUT POLISH CINEMA FOR BEGINNERS: This season – titled Polish Cities – will look closely at the landscapes, history and uniqueness of Polish cities.

Our film journey we will start from visiting modern Warsaw, captured by Jerzy Skolimowski in his intriguing “11 minutes”. Polish cinema rarely goes to Lublin but we will drop it a visit in “Carte Blanche”, a moving film by Jacek Lusiński, starring Andrzej Chyra. After that we will show Wroclaw in the 50’s in “Noose”, a Polish film school classic by Wojciech Jerzy Has. Finally one of the most talked about (and most expensive) films of the last decade – full of beauty and history of Poznań – “Influenz” by Łukasz Barczyk. For closing we have chosen “The Promised Land” by the late Polish cinema master – Andrzej Wajda. Hailed as the best Polish film in history, it will show us the industrial traditions of Łódź.

Everything will be held in English, allowing all the residents of Warsaw, regardless of their nationality, to find out more about Polish culture, traditions and history. Our great guests: filmmakers and film experts, will be there to guide the audience through the corners of Polish cities and the charm of Polish cinema.

Organizer: Fundacja Przestrzeń Filmowa i Kino Muranów Co-organizer: Wrocławska Fundacja Filmowa

More information: http://warsaw.polishcinema.com.pl/

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