Cinema of Poland

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Contents 1 Directors 2 Actors and actresses 3 Notable films 4 See also 5 External links

[edit] Directors

• Piotr Andrejew
• Józef Arkusz
• Andrzej Barański
• Stanisław Bareja
• Walerian Borowczyk
• Piotr Dumała
• Aleksander Ford
• Wojciech Has
• Agnieszka Holland
• Jerzy Hoffman
• Wanda Jakubowska
• Kazimierz Karabasz
• Jerzy Kawalerowicz
• Krzysztof Kieślowski (The Three Colors trilogy, The Decalogue)
• Jan Jakub Kolski
• Tadeusz Konwicki
• Krzysztof Krauze
• Jerzy Kucia
• Kazimierz Kutz
• Józef Lejtes
• Jan Lenica
• Marcel Łoziński
• Juliusz Machulski
• Janusz Majewski
• Lech Majewski
• Janusz Morgenstern
• Andrzej Munk
• Jerzy Passendorfer
• Marek Piwowski
• Roman Polański
• Stanisław Różewicz
• Zbig Rybczyński
• Jerzy Skolimowski
• Ladislas Starevich (Władysław Starewicz)
• Jerzy Stuhr
• Piotr Szulkin
• Andrzej Wajda
• Michał Waszyński
• Krzysztof Zanussi
• Andrzej Żuławski

[edit] Actors and actresses

• Eugeniusz Bodo
• Michał Bajor
• Zbigniew Cybulski
• Paweł Deląg
• Katarzyna Figura
• Bogusław Linda
• Pola Negri
• Daniel Olbrychski
• Cezary Pazura
• Wojciech Pszoniak
• Izabella Scorupco (left Poland in 1978)
• Andrzej Seweryn
• Jerzy Stuhr
• Joanna Pacula
• Grazyna Szapolowska
• Janusz Gajos
• Robert Gonera
• Beata Tyszkiewicz
• Jacek Poniedzialek
• Zbigniew Zamachowski
• Malgorzata Foremniak
• Marek Kondrat
• Krystyna Janda
• Elzbieta Czyzewska
• Pawel Malaszynski
• Pawel Lech
• Borys Szyc
• Kinga Preis
• Piotr Adamczyk
• Piotr Fronczewski

[edit] Notable films

List of Polish films

• A Generation
• Ashes and Diamonds
• Kanal
• Colonel Wolodyjowski
• Rejs (a.k.a. The Cruise)
• Dług (a.k.a. The Debt) imdb
• The Decalogue
• The Deluge
• Farewells
• Heroism
• The Hour-Glass Sanatorium
• How to Be Loved
• Knife in the Water
• The Last Day of Summer
• Lotna
• Człowiek z żelaza (a.k.a. Man of Iron)
• Człowiek z marmuru (a.k.a. Man of Marble)
• Night Train
• The Passenger
• The Pianist
• The Promised Land
• The Revenge
• The Saragossa Manuscript
• Sexmission
• Teddy Bear

[edit] See also

• Polish film school
• Polish Film Institute
• National Film School in Łódź
• World cinema
• History of cinema
• List of films made in Poland in the Interwar Period
• List of famous Poles

[edit] External links

• Polish Film Institute
• Internet Polish Movie Database
• Polish Cinema Database
• Short overview of Polish cinema
• Film theory in Poland before World War IIMarek Haltof, Canadian Slavonic Papers, March-June 1998.