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  • A 2011 feature film directed by Waldemar Krzystek, Poland's submission to the 2013 Oscars in Foreign Language Film Category.
  • The Polish Film School was creating films of a metaphorical nature, with only limited interest in realism as such.
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    Krzysztof Kieślowski's No End

    By Marek Haltof

    Fall 2003 Issue of KINEMA


    REQUIEM FOR SOLIDARITY: KRZYSZTOF KIEŚLOWSKI'S NO END

    This is a film about people with bowed heads.
    Krzysztof Kieślowski(1)

    Immediately after martial law, it was not the best time to break with the artistic preferences of "moral concern." The country was again in need, the nation suffered, and the mothers shed tears.
    Waldemar Krzystek(2)

    THE first film that Kieślowski made after the implementation of martial law in December 1981, Bez końca (No End), avoids easy, generic classification. It contains elements of psychological drama, ghost story, romance, courtroom drama, as well as political and metaphysical film. With Agnieszka Holland's Kobieta samotna (A Woman Alone, 1981, released in 1988), No End is also among the bleakest films ever made in Poland.

    Kieślowski's film was made in difficult times for ambitious, uncompromising political cinema. Altho

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    LIBERAL CULTURE DEBATE. The lost emblem of ’89

    Why has Poland’s turning point of 1989 not earned its own visual symbol yet? How are the times of the transformation perceived by both younger and older generations? Grzegorz Brzozowski in conversation with Michał Bielawski, Jacek Borcuch and Józef Pinior, during the Planete+ documentary film festival.

    GB: Is there a moment in the way you recall the year 1989 which represents a sense of definite change, one which could struktur the basis of a national holiday or celebration? And if such moments were missed, then why?

    JP: Remembering 1989 – also while watching the film bygd Michał Bielawski – I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, we were convinced then that we are dealing with events of epic importance, totally fundamental and positive, and on the other, one could feel the disorientation, confusion or even lethargy. At the time, we had no idea, though today we know the process of the Transformation ended with the introduction