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Polish Cinema for Beginners is a film club based in Wrocław with the aim of bringing Polish cinema to an international audience. The podcast, hosted by Pranav Kelkar, runs with the same motive, and illuminates Polish movies and the world behind them. Each month, we will explore Polish cinema in two ways: through conversations about specific films (with spoiler-free introductions and post-watch discussions, inspired by the PCFB screening format) and through deeper dives into directors, cinematography, music, film history, trends, and everything that shapes Polish cinema.
Unknown Host hosts Polish Cinema for Beginners, a general show with 10 episodes published.
PCfB#14: 'How To Be a Woman' continues with a recording of our discussion ON THE AIR of Radio Wrocław Kultura! Miłosława Bożek, Kuba Żary, Krzysztof Majewski and our special guest Anna Lalka talked about women in polish
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The videoessay entitled 'How To Be a Woman', make up for a short lesson on the history of polish female cinema. We will discover its most important creators and try to compare the situation of women in the cinematography
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PCFB#14: "Polish Church" continues with a recording of our discussion ON THE AIR of a Radio Wrocław Kultura. Miłosława Bożek, Krzysztof Majewski and Kuba Żary talked about polish church - how our cinema was presenting th
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The topic of Polish religiousness has often appeared on Polish screens recently and in very different ways. A lot of religious films are made and they are doing well – ‘Broken Ear of Corn’, produced by the media empire o
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PCfB#14: 'Four Walls Around Us' continues with a recording of our discussion ON THE AIR of Radio Wrocław Kultura! Kuba Żary, Krzysztof Majewski and our special guest Paweł Czajkowski talked about Polish families - how po
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Is it true, as they say, that you only get along well with your family in the picture? In the film "The Last Family" -one of the most famous Polish titles of recent years -the head of the family, painter Zdzisław Beksińs
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PCfB#14: 'What Poles do in the shadows' continues with a recording of our discussion ON THE AIR of Radio Wrocław Kultura! Kuba Żary, Krzysztof Majewski, Miłka Bożek and our special guest Adam Kruk talked about what Poles
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What Poles do in the shadows? Quite a lot. Although today less and less things are considered embarrassing - it wasn't always like that. Polish culture, including cinema, was fortified by a whole range of taboos. The fil
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PCfB#14: 'All That Hate' continues with a recording of our discussion ON THE AIR of Radio Wrocław Kultura! Kuba Żary, Miłka Bożek, Krzysztof Majewski and our special guest Martyna Stec talked about hate - regarding its r
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‘The Hater’ spent only a week on the screens in Polish cinemas. Not because audience didn’t like it – on the contrary, the cash result from the opening weekend were very promising, the film could be one of the biggest ca
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