About the movie:
(fictionalised documentary), script and directing with Witold Lesiewicz. A two-part film. The part made by Munk is about the work ethos again, this time the work ethos of miners. It is a story about people from the mine’s management who want to fulfil the production quota, which is at risk of not being met, and go down an old, unused mine shaft to look for coal. The film is schematic in plot but interesting as to form. (Awards: 1955 – Special Mention from the State Award Committee)

698MB | 1h 03m | 608×448 | avi

https://nitro.download/view/03813AF7E9CAED5/Andrzej_Munk_-_The_Stars_Must_Burn_AKA_Gwiazdy_musza_plonac.avi
https://nitro.download/view/FE70E69568476D8/Andrzej_Munk_-_The_Stars_Must_Burn_AKA_Gwiazdy_musza_plonac_Eng.srt

Language:Polish
Subtitles:English

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From culture.pl:
Lisa and Walter, a German couple, travel from America to Europe on a transatlantic liner. He is an employee of an international organization, and she hides – even from him – her past as a guard of the Auschwitz concentration camp. In London, a mysterious passenger who reminds Lisa (an outstanding performance by Aleksandra Śląska) of one of the camp prisoners, Marta (played by Anna Ciepielewska, whose performance was awarded at the International Film Festival in Los Alamos), boards the ship. Memories that had long been repressed slowly resurface. Several years prior, Lisa, a loyal SS servicewoman, tried to discipline Marta according to all of the SS’s “pedagogical rules” – to no avail. Thus begun a complex psychological game between the victim and the perpetrator. The German supervisor failed to break the rebellious women, who probably died. Or perhaps, she survived the turmoil of the war? Perturbed by the meeting with the passenger, Lisa confesses to her husband the truth about her past, but it is not the full truth.

1.37GB | 1h 00mn | 1024×436 | mkv

https://nitroflare.com/view/9EE771926D4E3F7/Pasazerka_(1963)_Andrzej_Munk.mkv
or
https://nitroflare.com/view/4A64215E5F0EDB3/Pasazerka_(1963)_Andrzej_Munk.part1.rar
https://nitroflare.com/view/C05E4D5ABD0E502/Pasazerka_(1963)_Andrzej_Munk.part2.rar

Language(s):Polish
Subtitles:Japanese, English (custom)

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