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Ida (2014) | dir. Paweł Pawlikowski

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Ida (2013)

Director: Paweł Pawlikowski

Cinematography: Łukasz Żal, Ryszard Lenczewski

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Cold War (Zimna wojna) (2018) Pawel Pawlikowski

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Zielona granica (2023)

Zielona granica (2023) #AgnieszkaHolland #BehiDjanatAtai #AgataKulesza #MajaOstaszewska #PiotrStramowski #MagdalenaPoplawska Mehr auf:

Green BorderJahr: 2023 (September) Genre: Drama Regie: Agnieszka Holland Hauptrollen: Behi Djanati Atai, Agata Kulesza, Maja Ostaszewska, Piotr Stramowski, Magdalena Poplawska, Tomasz Wlosok, Maciej Stuhr, Jasmina Polak, Marta Stalmierska, Jalal Altawil, Nadim Suleiman … Filmbeschreibung: In den tückischen und sumpfigen Wäldern, die die sogenannte “grüne Grenze” zwischen Belarus und Polen…

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AGATA KULESZA ALEKSANDRA ADAMSKA - Alicja Mazur Patrycja "Pati" Cichy

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'Ida,' directed by Pawel Pawlikowski

Movie, 2013 A simple story with a small cast of characters, revolving around a convent girl about to take her vows, and her family’s intervention, in the shape of a hedonistic aunt. Their exploits outside the convent are part family history investigation, part road movie and part coming of age drama. The familiar themes and big dramatic tensions are taken and played beautifully in black and…

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CINE Las inocentes (2016) Título original: Les innocentes Francia Dirección: Anne Fontaine Idioma: Francés con Subtítulos en Español

Atención: Solo para ver en PC o Notebook Para ver el Film pulsa el Link: https://artecafejcp.wixsite.com/escenario-cafejcp/post/las-inocentes-2016

Reparto: Lou de Laâge, Agata Buzek, Agata Kulesza, Vincent Macaigne, Thomas Coumans, Joanna Kulig

Género: Drama | Basado en hechos reales. II Guerra Mundial. Abusos sexuales. Años 40. Religión.

Sinopsis: Narra la historia real de unas monjas polacas embarazadas tras ser violadas por las tropas rusas durante II Guerra Mundial. Agosto de 1945. Un monasterio cerca de Varsovia (Polonia) alberga un oscuro secreto. Mathilde Beaulieu es una joven médico enviada por la Cruz Roja con el fin de garantizar la repatriación de los prisioneros franceses heridos en la frontera entre Alemania y Polonia. Pero la sorpresa llega cuando descubre que una gran parte de las hermanas del convento están embarazadas por soldados del Ejército Rojo. Aunque Mathilde es inexperta, deberá aprender a sacar adelante esta inusual situación y ayudar a las hermanas.

Críticas: "Notable recordatorio de la cochambre a la que llevan las guerras (…) Fontaine (…) ayudada por una excelente dirección artística que te zambulle en la nieve y en el barro, en el frío físico y el emocional, ha compuesto el mejor trabajo de su carrera." -Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

"Película de una extrema pulcritud en lo visual, lo moral y lo emocional (…) todo está construido con indudable gusto cinematográfico" -Oti Rodríguez Marchante: Diario ABC

Premios: 2016: Premios César: 4 nominaciones inc. mejor película, director y guión original 2016: Festival Internacional de Valladolid - Seminci: Premio FIPRESCI 2016: Jerusalem Film Festival: Mejor película

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Ida (2014) | dir. Paweł Pawlikowski

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Dark Crimes

Tadek, a Polish detective, becomes suspicious of a controversial author when the incidents described in his unpublished novel resemble the inner workings of an unsolved murder. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Tadek Pietrzak: Jim Carrey Kozlov: Marton Csokas Kasia: Charlotte Gainsbourg Ms. Malinowska: Kati Outinen Piotr: Vlad Ivanov Greger: Robert Więckiewicz Marta: Agata Kulesza Victor: Piotr…

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Hello 👋🏻 If it’s ok to ask, I saw your post on Paulina from masters of the air and I was wondering what your thoughts were on Kasia from world on fire? Do you think she’s a better portrayal of a Slavic woman (especially a ww2 polish woman)? I always thought she was a pretty good character (even if I never understood what she saw in Harry 😅). But I’d love to hear your opinion!

Hello, darling! ❤️ So, first of all, I still haven't seen Season 2 of World on Fire 😂 Basically, keep in mind that my opinion is based purely on Season 1.

I genuinely like World on Fire's representation of Polish people from what I've seen so far in Season 1. I like that we got to know a whole family (mum and dad were played by good and famous Polish actors as well which was nice) and there was en emotional connection to their struggles. The scene where Kasia cleans the blood off of the floor after her mum was shot and then she sleeps cuddling her dead body will forever stay with me, I get chills every time I think of it, it was so powerful, especially that Agata Kulesza (the mum) looks a bit like my own mum. I could easily see myself in the same situation if I happened to live during World War Two. And that was terrifying.

Kasia was portrayed as a working woman, woman in love, woman taking care of her family, woman joining the underground fight. I'm not saying every girl in Poland was like that because of course not but tv shows are rarely about ordinary people anyway. She was a complex character with depth and personality.

Of course I don't expect the same thing from an extra that showed up in Masters of The Air for five minutes. As I said, Paulina was great (thanks for reminding me of her name haha) but I just wish she wasn't just another sexually loose Slavic woman. She was kind of like a mysterious, exotic adventure with her big sad eyes, vodka drinking abilities and tragic life philosophy. It's sexy 😂 but I'd like us to be treated more seriously, if you get me. I think Kasia was treated seriously.