Reality with a Pinch of 'Salto'
Tadeusz Konwicki's 'Salto' seems to contain much of Poland's tradition in distilled form and is a perfectly Konwickian construction.
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Tadeusz Konwicki's 'Salto' seems to contain much of Poland's tradition in distilled form and is a perfectly Konwickian construction.
Wojciech Has' comedy 'The Saragossa Manuscript' bears a striking resemblance to a surreal version of The Canterbury Tales.
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.
Missouri Williams's debut novel is a macabre epic that interrogates the shadow cast by a family's unyielding desire to persist. Maximal and thoroughly bizarre, The Doloriad marks Williams as a new voice that demands attention. The following interview was conducted via email. —Nathan
Sardonic humor abounds throughout these First Nations short stories.