Poland

The Lives of Secret Others

Beth Holmgren (Duke University) takes a close look at how recent Eastern European cinema is exhuming the cold-war era secret police.

We talked to the co-directors of It Looks Pretty from a Distance about their non-Polish influences, painting, poetry, and nature's role in film.

In this film by Anka and Wilhelm Sasnal, idyllic nature belies the decaying reality that underlies it.

Ewa Mazierska (University of Central Lancashire) discusses the representations of Jews in Polish and Czech films in postwar cinema.

We reviewed this coming-of-age story from Poland.

Polish helmer Kasia Adamik illustrates the life of homeless people on the territory of Poland’s former National Stadium.

Federico Rossin, programmer of the Lussas Film Festival, speaks about Polish director Bogdan Dziworski’s oeuvre.

Colette de Castro finds common themes in three of Polish director Bogdan Dziworski's "sports" documentaries.

Crulic is a Polish-Romanian co-production and the first animation directed by Anca Damian.

In her new film, Agnieszka Holland recounts the true story of Leopold "Poldek" Socha, a sewage worker who rescued Jewish refugees from the Nazis.

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