Wajda’s first full length film is a heartfelt look at the effect of war on the adolescents who are moulded in it and how it sets their entire lives on a needless path of suffering. Stach (Tadeusz Łomnicki) is a young man working as an apprentice on the outskirts of Warsaw when a Communist leader in hiding recruits him to fight for the cause. The story follows as he gets more and more involved, kills a Nazi, falls in love, and watches helplessly as his love gets taken away from him.
One of Wajda’s lighter works, this is the tale of Bazyli (Tadeusz łomnicki) a handsome, young doctor who is constantly being pursued by beautiful women, and is tired of it. He meets Pelagia (Krystyna Stypułkowska) yet another...
Andrzej Wajda’s last feature is a biopic about Władysław Strzemiński, the famous Polish avant-garde painter. As much as it’s a celebration of the brilliant work one man made, it also sheds light on the difficulties of Strzemiński’s...
Generations is a full-length docudrama made for the anniversary of Feature Film Studios (WFF). The Studio produced some four hundred and fifty titles, and of those Zaorski selected the fragments of just under fifty to tell...
