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The article is in the process of being substantialy expanded. Therefore, a number of flags from the talk page are now being removed, except for the WikiProject Films.
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- Please take a second look at the article. Most requested inclussions are already there. --Poeticbent talk 19:29, 6 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Wesele
It has been proposed that The Wedding (1972 film) be moved to Wesele for the sake of simplicity? There’s no article on the play by Wyspiański called "Wesele" and yet, the spoiler for the film reveals its entire plot with ending details. “Wesele” is the original title of the 1901 play on which movie by Wajda (1972) was based. In case of a naming conflict between the two, the title can be expanded in future articles on the same subject, which is unlikely considering, that the story line and the history of the play are already explained here. One good example of a similar simplification is Being There with two paralel meanings. Is a well known movie based on a well known book, combined into one article. Both are closely related.
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- BTW - The Wedding (2004 film) made by Smarzowski is a modern comedy that has nothing to do with "Wesele" by Wyspiański and the Young Poland movement, or Wajda and his cinematography. For example, at the Internet Movie Database it goes by the title "Wesele (2004)" and not "The Wedding". [1] That's the way it could also be named in Wikipedia. Thanks for the understanding. --Poeticbent talk 22:44, 6 March 2007 (UTC)
- I have copied relevant fragments and created the The Wedding (1901 play) article. Wesele now redirects there.-- Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus | talk 15:46, 18 March 2007 (UTC)
