A brilliant film from a brilliant director. The crumbling of a former oligarchy during the communist regime. The son is in denial of his bourgeois roots, but can't really escape who he is. Excellent performances by two giants of Polish cinema - Daniel Olbrychski and Maja Komorowska as the son and daughter of the oligarch.
Showing posts with label Polish Cinema. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polish Cinema. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Family Life (1971) - Krzysztof Zanussi
A brilliant film from a brilliant director. The crumbling of a former oligarchy during the communist regime. The son is in denial of his bourgeois roots, but can't really escape who he is. Excellent performances by two giants of Polish cinema - Daniel Olbrychski and Maja Komorowska as the son and daughter of the oligarch.Saturday, May 12, 2007
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Knife in the Water (1962) - Roman Polanski

“What I like is a realistic situation where things don’t quite fit in. I like to begin with a mood, an atmosphere. I begin to people the atmosphere with characters. When I thought of Knife in the Water, I thought, first, of the north of Poland where I used to sail and of a theme that wouldn’t involve large numbers of characters.”
Roman Polanski to the New York Times Magazine, 1971.
Libellés :
Knife in the water,
Marriage,
Masculinity,
Polish Cinema,
Roman Polanski
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