Film Company Looking for Brits buying small farms in Poland

I am a researcher with an award-winning documentary film company called Films of Record, based in London. I am currently researching a possible film for the BBC about British people emigrating to Poland to live on small plots of land in the countryside-setting up small farms, and maybe keeping a few animals. We are ideally looking for British families who are about to make the move to Poland, and would be interested to discuss making a film with us about their experiences. Do you know anyone who might fit this description? If so, we would be very happy to talk to them. Please contact Nicole at Films of Record on 0044 (0) 207 286 0333 with any information on this topic, and I will call you straight back.

By the way, I am also aware that many Poles feel that foreigners who settle in Poland often do so without really understanding the Polish culture and the realities of life in Poland. As a half-Polish and half-English researcher, I am interested to explore these issues also in the documentary.

With Very Best Wishes,

Nicole Tattersall
Researcher
Films of Record
0044 (0)207 286 0333

Don't buy our farms. Stay in your own country.

ive got a farm for sale if anyone is interested... its currently occupied by 3 generations of polish pesents who will be made homeless and have to live in the forest... which is also for sale... but not to worry... its all in a day's capitalist exploitation...

Not everyone may understand that this is a joke and It wouldn't be very difficult to find you.

good... would all potential investors please bring cash... hard currency... sterling, not zloty or u.s dollar please

I've only got about $500 is that ok for a down payment? i must insist on a cleaner and butler thrown in for that...

$500 and the place is yours... ill throw in granny and the family dog for that price... cant say fairer than that, guv

Bubba hunnie you crack me up with your wit bless ya ... :)

Dear Miss Researcher,
As a half English and half Polish person, i assume you are aware that for a non national to buy and cultivate farmland is very difficult, due to bureaucracy.

Please stick www. infront of the following and read (why am i doing your job?).
cato.org/pubs/journal/cj24n3/cj24n3-6.pdf

I fear the documentry would end up about 90% of its time in the local ministry offices sorting out paper work and would be exceptionally dull.

A documentry about people moving to Poland and just buying regular property would be challenging enough.

Damn it why did i go in so high with my 1st offer..!!! how naive of me...

It's difficult being the running dog of capitalism