A Woman's War Is Never Done: Wojciech Has' 'How to Be Loved'
A telling scene in Wojciech Has' 'How to Be Loved' comments on how a woman's viewpoint must be injected into male-created art without permission.
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A telling scene in Wojciech Has' 'How to Be Loved' comments on how a woman's viewpoint must be injected into male-created art without permission.
As Jerzy Skolimowski’s early feature Identification Marks: None arrives on Blu-ray, we celebrate a fertile decade in Polish cinema, which saw the debuts of some of Poland’s most renowned directors.
If Au Hasard Balthazar is austere and precise, EO is excessive and elusive.
Zofia Posmysz, who endured three years of imprisonment in concentration camps for associating with the Polish resistance to Nazi occupation in World W
More than four decades after it was written, the opera 'The Passenger' finally sees the light of day, telling the gripping story of life in Auschwitz, and after