Polish Films I have blog posts on:
1930s:
The Dybbuk (1937)
1950s:
Ashes and Diamonds (1958)
1960s:
Przekładaniec (1968)
1980s:
On the Silver Globe (1987)
1990s:
The Double Life of Véronique (1991)
2000s:
Crime and Punishment (2000)
Dead Man's Bounty (2006)
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The only title I recognize is Crime and Punishment which I read in college, but don't remember the story now.
ReplyDeleteThis one is an animated short less than 30 minutes long. It had been a while between the book and the film for me, and I think having a clearer memory of the book would've helped.
DeleteThe only title I recognize is Crime and Punishment, too. Have never read it. Can't remember if I've seen it as a movie, either. Just such a familiar title.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good book and worth reading, but long. It's been adapted many times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_adaptations_of_Crime_and_Punishment
DeleteI know The Dybbuk and Crime and Punishment, but not the rest, although the Polish films are often really good. Valerie
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed them when I've come across them. I wanted a list so I could better remember to look for them. Having it in my sidebar will be a good reminder, I hope.
DeleteI also read Crime and Punishment, but have not heard of the others. I do love shorts, though.
ReplyDeleteShorts are easier for me to watch, but some of those longer films are definitely worth the time they take.
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