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Krzysztof Kieslowski Collection
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Krzysztof Kieslowski Collection
The Scar:
Year: 1976
As a man supervises the construction of a large chemical factory in his hometown, he is surprised to discover that the locals want no part of it. This was Kieslowski´s first theatrically-released film.
Camera Buff: (1.33:1 FullScreen)
Year: 1979
The purchase of a camera to make home movies of his daughter unexpectedly leads a man on a path toward state censorship and political awareness. A fascinating examination of the political responsibility of the artist.
Blind Chance:
Year: 1981
A young man tries to catch a train and the film offers three different fates, for the man and Poland itself. The Polish government suppressed this film for several years over its political content.
No End:
Year: 1985
This daringly pro-Solidarity film tells its story through the perspective of a dead lawyer, his widow, and one of his clients, a jailed labor activist. Another complex and politically-controversial look at Polish society via Kieslowski.
A Short Film About Killing:
Year: 1988
Brilliantly contrasting a senseless, cold-blooded murder with an equally senseless, cold-blooded state execution, Kieslowski provides a devastating indictment of individual and government-sponsored violence. A feature-length expansion of Episode 5 of the director´s acclaimed Decalogue series.
A Short Film About Love:
Year: 1988
A postal clerk spies on an older woman, resulting in unanticipated consequences. This powerful examination of the blurred lines between love, sex, and obsession was an expansion of Episode 6 of Kieslowski´s Decalogue TV series.
Year: 1976
As a man supervises the construction of a large chemical factory in his hometown, he is surprised to discover that the locals want no part of it. This was Kieslowski´s first theatrically-released film.
Camera Buff: (1.33:1 FullScreen)
Year: 1979
The purchase of a camera to make home movies of his daughter unexpectedly leads a man on a path toward state censorship and political awareness. A fascinating examination of the political responsibility of the artist.
Blind Chance:
Year: 1981
A young man tries to catch a train and the film offers three different fates, for the man and Poland itself. The Polish government suppressed this film for several years over its political content.
No End:
Year: 1985
This daringly pro-Solidarity film tells its story through the perspective of a dead lawyer, his widow, and one of his clients, a jailed labor activist. Another complex and politically-controversial look at Polish society via Kieslowski.
A Short Film About Killing:
Year: 1988
Brilliantly contrasting a senseless, cold-blooded murder with an equally senseless, cold-blooded state execution, Kieslowski provides a devastating indictment of individual and government-sponsored violence. A feature-length expansion of Episode 5 of the director´s acclaimed Decalogue series.
A Short Film About Love:
Year: 1988
A postal clerk spies on an older woman, resulting in unanticipated consequences. This powerful examination of the blurred lines between love, sex, and obsession was an expansion of Episode 6 of Kieslowski´s Decalogue TV series.
| Regissör: | Krzysztof Kieslowski |
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| Bild: | Widescreen 16:9 Anamorfisk / 1.33:1 FullScreen |
| Ljud: | Polska DD Stereo |
| Text: | Engelska |
| Längd: | 586 Minuter |
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| Skivor: | 6 |
| Region: | 1 |
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A Short Film About Killing: A Short Film About Love: Camera Buff: No End: Blind Chance: The Scar: |
Upplagd i sortimentet: 14 Augusti, 2008