AUTUMN GIRL<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n She was called the \u201cPolish Marilyn Monroe\u201d, \u201cscandalous\u201d, \u201cpersonification of sex\u201d. We are talking about the main character of the musical comedy Autumn Girl<\/em>, Kalina J\u0119drusik, who was a great singing theatre actress, an icon of Polish pop culture in the 1960s and 1970s. The film\u2019s audiences meet Kalina at the height of her success. The artist, surrounded by a group of admirers that includes such celebrities as the writer Tadeusz Konwicki and the director Kazimierz Kutz, lives according to her own rules, breaking many social and cultural taboos of her time. She unceremoniously divides her personal life between her husband \u2013 the writer Stanis\u0142aw Dygat \u2013 and her lover, which is spiced up by the fact that both men are friends. However, being a star and a socialite not only has its bright moments but also its dark side. Especially if, like Kalina, one is a woman of character who values her dignity. The film revives the old Warsaw with its bohemian artistic community and Kalina J\u0119drusik\u2019s hits, including the title song.<\/p>\n Original title:<\/strong> Bo we mnie jest seks DEATH OF ZYGIELBOYM, THE<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n London, May 1943. Among the participants of a visit to the scene of death, where Szmul Zygielboym, a Jewish politician from Poland, committed suicide, there is a young journalist and press photographer, Adam, who anticipating that the explanation of the causes of the tragedy might make interesting material for an article decides to follow the official investigation of the case. While learning about Zygielboym\u2019s fate \u2013 especially dramatic after the outbreak of World War II, which resulted in the mass extermination of Jews \u2013 he investigates the connection between his death and the very important mission that brought him to Great Britain. The mission was to make the Western leaders and mass media aware of the enormity of the crimes committed by Nazi Germany on the Jewish population in Europe and the need to take immediate action against this evil. Original title: <\/strong>\u015amier\u0107 Zygielbojma \n OPERATION HYACINTH<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Socialist Poland in the mid-1980s. The martial law that was declared at the beginning of the decade is no longer in force, yet the regime remains strong, and any political transformation is still to come. Two Citizens\u2019 Militia (MO) officers \u2013 one of them a young, promising sergeant Robert Mrozowski \u2013 are assigned to investigate a murder. Their superiors insist on the quick detection of the perpetrator. The alleged and indeed immediately obvious solution to the criminal mystery raises Robert\u2019s doubts, but even his father, one of the most senior superiors and an officer of the secret service, firmly demands that he should forget about them\u2026 The Operation Hyacinth\u2019s<\/em> sensational intrigue is fictional, but it is based on real-life events, namely on the so-called operation \u201cHyacinth\u201d that was carried out in Poland over the period 1985-87 and targeted the homosexual community. This film is not only a murder mystery \u2013 apart from the social and cultural background, important ethical and psychological issues are also raised, mainly concerning Robert himself.<\/p>\n Original title: <\/strong>Hiacynt![\"\"](\"https:\/\/archive.camerimage.pl\/assets\/uploads\/2021\/10\/rsz_bwmjs2_fot_bartosz_mrozowski.jpg\")
<\/a>photo by<\/em> Bartosz Mrozowski
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\n Director:<\/strong> Katarzyna Klimkiewicz
\n Cinematographer:<\/strong> Weronika Bilska
\n Produced by:<\/strong> RE Studio
\n Polish distributor:<\/strong> Next Film
\n Country and year:<\/strong> Poland, 2021<\/p>\n<\/a>
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\n The movie is a factual account of real events. Apart from Zygielboym, we will see other historical figures on the screen, among them Jan Karski, a Polish emissary who arrived in the West with a similar task.<\/p>\n
\n Director:<\/strong> Ryszard Brylski
\n Cinematographer:<\/strong> Piotr \u015aliskowski
\n Produced by:<\/strong> WFDiF
\n Polish distributor:<\/strong> Monolith Films
\n Country and year:<\/strong> Poland, 2021<\/p>\n<\/a>photo by Bartosz Mrozowski<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Director:<\/strong> Piotr Domalewski
\n Cinematographer:<\/strong> Piotr Soboci\u0144ski Jr.
\n Produced by:<\/strong> Shipsboy
\n Polish distributor:<\/strong> Netflix
\n Country and year:<\/strong> Poland, 2021<\/p>\n