After a great success of such riddle threads as
Polish film and serial riddles
Which Polish film is this shot from?
Jerzy Kawalerowicz, Matka Joanna od Aniołów (1961), Mother Joan of the Angels
'Nóż w wodzie' by Roman Polański
I am sorry, not yet.
Hint: the same director as before.
Hint: the same director as before.
So, I see I need to make it more difficult, just for you
Please don't. I am not that good in subject of movies, especially the newer ones.
Oh, I see. :):):):)
But that second riddle movie by Kawalerowicz isn`t so new.
Second hint: Lucyna Winnicka played in it.
You thought so because you saw Leon Niemczyk. Yes, he also played in the film.
But that second riddle movie by Kawalerowicz isn`t so new.
Second hint: Lucyna Winnicka played in it.
'Nóż w wodzie' by Roman Polański
You thought so because you saw Leon Niemczyk. Yes, he also played in the film.
Kawalerowicz, Pociąg, Night Train (1959) ?
Yes!!!!
Easier one:
Easier one:
Kawalerowicz, Faraon (1965).
Yes, this was a bit easier due to unforgettable .. arms .. of Barbara Brylska.
Yes, this was a bit easier due to unforgettable .. arms .. of Barbara Brylska.
Kawalerowicz, Faraon (1965).
Yes! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharaoh_%28film%29
Yes, this was a bit easier due to unforgettable .. arms .. of Barbara Brylska.
Yes, those shapely .....arms... made millions of male Poles visit the cinemas in 1960s..... :):):):)
Let`s change the director:
Re: Message #9
Andrzej Munk, Zezowate szczęście, Bad luck (1960)
I did not recognized Bogumił Kobiela at first on that picture. He was quite chubby later.
Andrzej Munk, Zezowate szczęście, Bad luck (1960)
I did not recognized Bogumił Kobiela at first on that picture. He was quite chubby later.
Yes!! : A new one:
Cybulski and Czyżewska... Giuseppe w Warszawie maybe?
Just in case people start to think that Poland doesn't have modern cameras, Pawian ;0)
Cybulski and Czyżewska... Giuseppe w Warszawie maybe?
Yes!!!
Just incase people
Looks like Galerianki. Is it your fav Polish film? :):):):)
Next:
Looks like Galerianki. Is it your fav Polish film? :):):):)
It is Galerianki, I thought the film was interesting, being young today is very different from when I was growing up.
Next:
Ming the Merciless was Polish???
I thought the film was interesting, being young today is very different from when I was growing up.
Exactly. :):):)
I watched Sponsoring with my class.
Ming the Merciless
Ming was based on real life characters which created Polish history!!!
Maksym Krzywonos, Krivonos. One German source said that he was of Scottish origin. In this case his real name may well have been not a nickname based on his crooked or broken nose, but a translation of his Scottish family name Cameron - this in turn possibly deriving from Gaelic cam ("crooked", "bent") and sròn ("nose"). [Both interpretations are not unique]
Wow. Outstanding research.
The film is With Fire and Sword, of course. :):):):)
Next: Polish actors
The film is With Fire and Sword, of course. :):):):)
Next: Polish actors
Next:
That's easy, Quo vadis. According to Kawalerowicz, they had petunias in ancient Rome.
The two guys covered with foam - Seksmisja (obiekt niezidentyfikowany - papieros)
I wanted to put a scene from one of my favourite films but the image link includes the title. How to get around it? Do I need to copy it to some Image Shack or something similar?
I wanted to put a scene from one of my favourite films but the image link includes the title. How to get around it?
For small pictures: Just copy the image to your local disk. Optionally scale it down. Name it whatever you want it. Use the PF feature "attach file(s)". For large images you may need to use services of "Image Shack" or similar.
One of the most terrifying scenes in "Quo Vadis" was the martyrdom of Christians in the amphitheater.
- From the school notebooks
That's easy, Quo vadis.
The two guys covered with foam - Seksmisja (obiekt niezidentyfikowany - papieros)
The two guys covered with foam - Seksmisja (obiekt niezidentyfikowany - papieros)
Yes and yes:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quo_Vadis_%28novel%29
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seksmisja
I never have problems with finding unnamed shots from my fav films.
Just copy the image to your local disk
Thanks!
I never have problems with finding unnamed shots from my fav films.
This one is not as popular as Miś ;)
Ok, here it goes:
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Miś ;)
Yes!!!!! My cult comedy film!! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teddy_Bear_%28film%29
Ok, here it goes:
Shyt, it is difficult. Black and white film for kids about Satan? :)
Black and white film for kids about Satan? :):):):)
more or less, although not necessarily for kids :)
It might be difficult, I know. Wonder if anybody else here has seen it.
Don`t say it is Heaven and Hell from 1966?
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piek%C5%82o_i_Niebo
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piek%C5%82o_i_Niebo
Don`t say it is Heaven and Hell from 1966?
Yes, that's it. Congratulations ) I very much recommend watching it when you have a chance.
You've won the right to post the next one :)
Yes, that's it. Congratulations )
Shyt, I am clever!:):):)
Or not?? :):):) I only googled: Polish black and white film, Satan, Heaven, Hell, angel. That`s all.
Congratulations ) I very much recommend watching it when you have a chance.
That is extremely interesting, I thought I knew every film made in Poland, at least by the title. Somehow, that one escaped me. I can`t believe it.
You've won the right to post the next one :)
OK, let`s continue the topic of Satan and angels.
Hint: Made in 1990s.
Another hint: It was one of the first films on Divx CDs which I bought in a supermarket.
Jan Jakub Kolski "Szabla od komendanta" (in English as Legacy of Steel).
The apple was an instant givewaway ;)
A great watch.
The apple was an instant givewaway ;)
A great watch.
Yes!!! Not a masterpiece but a funny film.
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It is somehow connected with Legacy of Steel. How? :):):):)
Another hint: It was one of the first films on Divx CDs which I bought in a supermarket.
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It is somehow connected with Legacy of Steel. How? :):):):)