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A film showing the social mood and tensions in the period between the end of the strikes in August 1980 and the registration of the Solidarity Trade Union in November 1980.

The film won awards, among others:
1981 – Kraków (Kraków Film Festival – Polish Competition; until 2000 National Short Film Festival) – “Bronze Lajkonik” Award in the documentary film category for Bohdan Kosiński

861MB | 29m 34s | 1920×1080 | mkv

https://nitro.download/view/D691F929CD6EE7E/Narodziny.Solidarnosci.(Bohdan.Kosinski.1981).WEB-DL.Restored.1080p.mkv

Language:Polish
Subtitles:English,Polish

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It is 1969. Wiesiek has long hair, pants with patches, colored shirt and necklace beads. It is important for him to demonstrate rebellion.
10 years later. Wiesiek lives in the Bieszczady Mountains and gathers around them people who, like him, are looking for their place on earth. They work together, eat together and build a house together. Creating a community with others has now become the most important for life in Wieśka. Now it is his way.

425MB | 12mn 34s | 1920×1080 | mkv

https://nitroflare.com/view/C393A4857C576D6/Jak_wiele_drog_-_Bohdan_Kosinski.mkv
https://nitroflare.com/view/F0B54DD7154024B/Jak_wiele_drog_-_Bohdan_Kosinski.srt

Language(s):Polish
Subtitles:English

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About this movie:
One of the most interesting films in the black series, describing reality in strongly, ironic and sarcastic manner. The aim is not only to intervene, but to expose the method of falsyfying reality. The camera looks into the corners of Renaissance Lublin’s Old Town, renovated for the 10th anniversary of the People’s Republic of Poland: piles of rubbish, dogs wandering around the dirty children treating such places as their playground.

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The importance of these films lies (…) not only in the sharp and critical tone they adopt, nor in the function of direct social intervention they perform. These films show some kind of rehabilitation of a social documentary’s general sense. For the first time in years viewers are brutally and provocatively attacked, which makes them forget that they are sitting in front of the screen. They are treated with a highly meaningful piece of reality, presented with passion and with no resistance, in an observant and intelligent way. (…) The projection room becomes filled with strong excitement. Polish film has not long been able to unleash so many powerful feelings and shrewd thoughts in the spectators. (…) Such is the signal that we are witnessing a significant event in the history of Polish cinema. Bolesław Michałek, “Polish Documentary” 1956

73MB | 05:07 | 640 x 464 | avi

http://nitroflare.com/view/1FCED3CBD88704C/lubelska_starowka_AKA_the_lublin_old_town_-_bohdan_kosinski.avi
http://nitroflare.com/view/FB49C462ACCB961/lubelska_starowka_AKA_the_lublin_old_town_-_bohdan_kosinski_Eng.srt

Language(s):Polish
Subtitles:English, SRT

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