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Grzegorz_
  Jan 23, 07, 12:48  #31

Quoting: cube, Post #27
I was given a Polish film called "tato" as a christmas present


Quite good.

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Grzegorz_
  Jan 23, 07, 12:49  #32

Quoting: iwona, Post #26
Dzien Swira..... quite funny.


Weired...

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kaka
  Jan 23, 07, 13:27  #33

Seksmisja, Rejs, Symetria, Ciało, Anioł w Krakowie, Vinci, Dług

Podwójne życie Weroniki, Niebieski - are they count as a polish or french ?

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iwona
  Jan 23, 07, 15:05  #34

I quite liked dzien Swira....maybe i am bit weird?

I have heard about polish writer katarzyna Grochala and when I was last time in Poland i bought DVD "Nigdy w zyciu" I haven't seen it yet but it seems to be good little romantic film.

I quite like some of old polish comedies like: Jak rozpetalem II wojne swiatowa,Kogel-Mogel, Kingsajz, Vabank....

I am not big fan of Keslowski.....he is so sad, gloomy,......depressing....

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Maxxx Payne
  Jan 23, 07, 15:30  #35

Quoting: iwona, Post #37
I am not big fan of Keslowski.....he is so sad, gloomy,......depressing...



That's the outside world...

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iwona
  Jan 23, 07, 15:39  #36

No.....it is not so bad

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Kamyk
  Jan 24, 07, 01:09  #37

Maybe not everyone is going to agree with me but I would describe the majority of Polish ciema as depressing, hard-content, serious. For some movies you really have to be Polish to get what's going on, you have to know the ins and outs of the polish language and culture to really feel the movie. Foreigners often cannot handle our movies, subtitles aren't enough you know.
From those "hard" movies I would rate high the following titles: Dlug, Dzien Swira (all three episodes); Symetria; Seksmisja; Sami Swoi; Skazany na Bluesa; Samotnosc w Sieci ...

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miranda
  Jan 24, 07, 04:06  #38

Quoting: Kamyk, Post #40
Samotnosc w Sieci ...

I read the book.
As for your other remarks, I have to agree. Polish conema should lighten up a bit.

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iwona
  Jan 24, 07, 07:04  #39

I started reading Samotnosc w sieci ( never finished) but I didn't like it much.

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ak_nelson
  Jan 25, 07, 15:46  #40

Kieslowski: Bialy, Dekalog

Polanski: Lokator

Stuhr: Historie milosne

To be continued...

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Matyjasz
  Jan 25, 07, 17:26  #41

Quoting: iwona, Post #37
I quite liked dzien Swira....maybe i am bit weird?



Your definitely not weird. It's the best Polish comedy made after 1989, if not in the entire history of Polish cinema!!

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Eurola
  Jan 25, 07, 20:16  #42

Quoting: kaka, Post #36
Seksmisja, Rejs, Symetria, Ciało, Anioł w Krakowie, Vinci, Dług

I am so behind. I only saw Vinci. It was OK. I made a note of the movies mentioned and rent them. See what i'm "missing'

There was a polish movie festival in Chicago last November and I went to see one movie. I don't remember the title, but it was a "mafia" movie. IT WAS HORRIBLE! Sorry.
I did not want to see any other one after that.

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shewolf
  Jan 25, 07, 22:11  #43

The other day I watched Karol: A Man Who Became Pope. It was at the Polish Film Festival in L.A. but I rented the DVD. It was the best movie I have seen in a long time. I wasn't expecting it to be so good. I thought it would focus on the Catholic religion but it wasn't like that at all. It focused more on events and it was very dramatic.

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Kamyk
  Jan 25, 07, 23:53  #44

I have "Karol..." at home but couldn't find the time to watch it ... now I have more incentive to make time

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Grzegorz_
  Jan 26, 07, 01:09  #45

Quoting: shewolf, Post #46
Karol: A Man Who Became Pope.


Very good indeed.

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iwona
  Jan 26, 07, 02:41  #46

Your definitely not weird. It's the best Polish comedy made after 1989, if not in the entire history of Polish cinema!!

I find it amusing.....really good.

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Madrilenia82
  Jan 29, 07, 16:20  #47

which Polish Films do you think are universal?

I mean that they would be understood and sucessful abroad?

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Wroclaw
  Jan 29, 07, 16:24  #48

With Fire and Sword

Ogniem i mieczem

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Madrilenia82
  Jan 29, 07, 16:46  #49

you see I liked it very much, because I knew the story, I loved the music... but for example for my spanish friends it was quite hard to realize who was Skrzetuski, who Chmielnicki they confused difficult polish surnames...and as a result they frequently got lost.

But they liked the actors for example :-)

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Madrilenia82
  Jan 29, 07, 16:48  #50

I also showed them Dlug (translating myself as I couldn´t find a transalted version) and they really were fascinated.

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Madrilenia82
  Jan 29, 07, 16:54  #51

I would really like to find seksmisja in english (I don´t think there is a spanish version) no matter how many times I see it, I always laugh so much!

And "Lekarstwo na milosc" (the medicine for love) thiiiis isss great! It is based on Klin from Joanna Chmielewska....anybody has seen it? A little bit old but... such an eternal topic :-)

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Polski [Guest]
  Feb 4, 07, 18:56  #52

i love "pan tadeusz" too!

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Kowalski
  Feb 4, 07, 19:57  #53

My favourites:
Poszukiwany, poszukiwana
Popiol i diament
Potop
Pan Wolodyjowski
Seksmisja
Kingsajz
Out of recent ones I liked "Jasminum" (with Gajos ) and "Pogoda na jutro" (very funny! with Stuhr)

Quoting: Madrilenia82, Post #54
I would really like to find seksmisja in english (I don´t think there is a spanish version) no matter how many times I see it, I always laugh so much!

I happen to have english subtitles file for it, if that is what you need, let me know.

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Mark N
  Feb 4, 07, 20:04  #54

i like "zrobmy sobie wnuka".... it was a pretty interesting movie

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iwona
  Feb 5, 07, 12:40  #55

few months ago I was watching "Nad Niemnem" quite good film.

But what about...classics like Mis,Brunet wieczorowa pora,.....

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miranda
  Feb 5, 07, 12:42  #56

Quoting: Kowalski, Post #56
Poszukiwany, poszukiwana

mine too - Zawartosc cukru w cukrze:

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teo_tr [Guest]
  Feb 6, 07, 10:37  #57

I would say the best Polish films I have seen are from 70's-80's and from Lodz Film School directors. To name a few:
czlowiek z marmuru-wajda
iluminacja-zanussi
przypadek-kieslowski
and also la double vie de veronique-kieslowski.
i would also love any movie whose soundtrack is made by zbigniew preisner.

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nyka
  Feb 20, 07, 09:25  #58

I saw Polisz Kicz Projekt, director Mariusz Pujszo. That's type of irony that I prefer, kurka wodna. Is that film well-known in Poland?

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Babylon
  Feb 20, 07, 12:05  #59

Ogniem i MIeczem, Potop, Krzyżacy, Kiler 1, Kiler 2 - nothing else meters

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nyka
  Feb 22, 07, 00:57  #60

...and Cezary Pazura! I saw just 'Ajlawju' and 'Nienasycenie'. He's great! Comediant and dramatic actor. In 'Nienasycenie' He makes three roles and all are different. What do you think of him?

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