Finally...
Oscar for polish cinema...
:)
But it's not just next prize
for Poland, next prize for this film. Many polish cinema's
authorities consider that recent Oscar win for best foreign language
film for Ida is a symbol of polish cinematography's renaissance.
During the last decad more
films are produced, more and more people go to the cinema to see
polish movies.
It's an important info, I
hope that it's not just temporary change. I always try to keep up
with novelty in polish cinema, Smarzowski, Szumowska or Komasa.
But..about them...next post!
Ida is what about?
The film tells the story
of a young orphaned woman, Ida, who is on the verge of taking vows to
be a nun in the early 1960s when she discovers that she is Jewish and
that her parents were murdered by a Polish peasant during World War
II.
You saw it?
I didn't see but I think that this is very interesting that in Polish a lot of people say that this is not a good film and a lot of people who aren't Polish think that this is a very good film. I wonder why the opinions are so divided.
ReplyDeleteI was happy when I learned about the prize. I think it helps Polish directors to become more recognized abroad and they are worth it.
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