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Watching "IF," the little ones in the theater will long for "Paw Patrol" or "Spider-Man," and to be honest: I found myself missing them too.
In Poland alone Knights of the Teutonic Order was seen by nearly 33 million delighted viewers. I imagine it must have been three hours of absolute...
Cinema doesn't always have to be taken seriously. After years, Francis Ford Coppola understood this and gave us "Megalopolis."
A highly intelligent script, enhanced by the extraordinary visual elements, has ensured that Pharaoh remains one of the best Polish blockbusters to this day.
"The Girl with the Needle" has a script that Lars von Trier or David Lynch would certainly find intriguing.
Polish directors have created works of global renown, Martin Scorsese is a testament to this, openly admitting that Polish cinematography had a great influence on his...
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Pleasant genre mix from which we emerge fully satisfied and thoroughly amused. Hit Man is a bullseye for a relaxed, non-demanding, but not foolish screening.
"Furiosa" is pulsating and vital cinema, but an hour too long.
The Hourglass Sanatorium debuted fifty years ago, however it has not aged a bit. Among it's devoted fans, we find names like David Lynch and Martin...
Wajda, Polanski, Has, Zanussi, Kieślowski... so essentially, the obvious choices. What might be more surprising, however, is the selection of films.
