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Polish films... where to find them?


hb44  3 | 10
31 Oct 2007   #1
hi,
just wondering if anyone knows any websites that has polish films with english subtitles that I can download or just watch. ( eg alluc.org etc)I don't know any polish films at all so any recommendations would be great too.

cheers.
Wroclaw  44 | 5359
31 Oct 2007   #2
There are a few threads on this. Just do a search.
OP hb44  3 | 10
31 Oct 2007   #3
will do, thanks.
z_darius  14 | 3960
31 Oct 2007   #4
see here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_film
Qacer  38 | 125
31 Oct 2007   #5
I got many of my Polish films from Netflix. The selection may not be great, but its better than nothing. As far as any places where you can download it for free, I don't know of any. However, you may want to try The Pirate Bay.

Also, you may not "get" some of the old Polish films unless you are watching it with someone who is familiar with the cultural references. This happened to me while watching Miszu (spelling? I think it translates to The Teddy Bear).
porta  18 | 225
31 Oct 2007   #6
I dont know where to find them, but i can recomend a film for you.
When i was in warsaw a month ago i saw this good film called "Testosteron" ,you should check this out ,it's a good comedy.
OP hb44  3 | 10
31 Oct 2007   #8
i never knew how to download using the torrent thing so that URL is a great help thanks and ill check out them recommendations.discovered a hot polish actor yesterday...Maciej Zakoscielny so am keen to see him in something!
porta  18 | 225
31 Oct 2007   #9
Also ,check out a film called Katyń :)
osiol  55 | 3921
31 Oct 2007   #10
I'd recommend starting with Three Colours White aka Trzy Kolory Bialy by Krzystof Kieslowski.
That's partly because it's a great film, but mostly because I don't know many other Polish films.
Qacer  38 | 125
1 Nov 2007   #11
I think I saw this film. Is this the film where a lady loses her husband and son in a car accident?

Another Polish film I like is Decalog. It's loosely based on the ten commandments. It was voted by Time Magazine as one of the best movie series in this century.
Krzysztof  2 | 971
1 Nov 2007   #12
a lady loses her husband and son in a car accident?

I guess you mean her daughter, not son.
That's Three Colours: Blue (osioł meant Three Colours: White, which is actually, in parts, a comedy, unlike Blue and Red)
Qacer  38 | 125
1 Nov 2007   #13
I guess you mean her daughter, not son.

Yeah, probably that's it. I don't remember the exact film details. I remembered that the other characters from the other Colours film had cameo appearances in each one. I believe one of the films involved a boat accident. I think I have to watch it again.
szkotja2007  27 | 1497
30 Dec 2007   #14
Didn't want to start another thread so I'm posting in this one.................

Anyone seen the film " We are all Christs - wszyscy jestesmy Chrystusami" ? Its showing in a few venues in Scotland and I was thinking of going along. I would be interested in peoples opinion.

thepolishconnection.co.uk/article.php?lang=en&id=20
Polfilm  - | 1
21 Apr 2008   #15
If you would like to order polish films with english subtitles in Great Britain , visit online shop Polfilm.co.uk
elyessamina  2 | 18
21 Jul 2008   #16
is there any link to watch polish films cause i couldnt find...
thank you for helping....
McCoy  27 | 1268
21 Jul 2008   #17
peb.pl/filmy

here you can find many polish movies.
ukpolska
21 Jul 2008   #18
People have asked this before but I have never found a site that does online free films, I guess there must be but god knows where as I have searched and searched.

These posts may help in the time being here.
*edit*
Well there you go, brilliant find McCoy :)
Except they are rapidshare files and you need to pay a registry fee to download them each month :(
McCoy  27 | 1268
21 Jul 2008   #19
no, not at all. if you dont have an account after downloading one file you have to wait about 75 minutes to continue. Its a little bit uncomfortable cause downloading one movie takes whole day.

If you prefer torrents you can register on torrenty.org ( via sms, cost about 5 pln ). best torrent download tools are utorrent.com & bittorrent.com/download
ukpolska
22 Jul 2008   #20
Sorry, but you the only way to get consistent downloading off rapidshare to to pay the monthly fee, as you can wait for a download free slot, but sometimes they ban your IP for a whole day, so you have to go back the next day to download more parts of your file.

As for torrent I would say that Azureus is a lot more better than the one's you mention as it has the best Bit Torrent client because it doesn't only let you download and share easily your media, but breaks the limits of the "classic" Bit Torrent client allowing you full customization, plug-ins, internal tracker, trackerless and anonymous download (which is hugely important in today's world of MAFI), XML Torrents, IRC Chat and much more.

It's a full program written in a portable language, with the best interface I've ever seen in a Bit Torrent program.
Krzysztof  2 | 971
22 Jul 2008   #21
That's new to me. I download some volleyball matches from rapidshare, and it's really nothing like you say :)
You choose a link with file, then the option "free download" (no need for a Premium User paid account) and wait about 90 seconds, put in a code (4 characters - letters and digits), if you're lucky and they're having happy Hour you don't even have to wait those 90 seconds.

After the file is downloaded, you need to change your IP address, for me it's quite easy, I re-start the router and I can download the next file. Only sometimes the new IP is too close to the previous, so you have to repeat the process.
ukpolska
22 Jul 2008   #22
After the file is downloaded, you need to change your IP address, for me it's quite easy, I re-start the router and I can download the next file. Only sometimes the new IP is too close to the previous, so you have to repeat the process.

That's fine but when you have a static IP it's not much good, and I have tried proxies with Rapidshare and all sorts but never with any real success.

If you can suggest another way Krzysztof I would be very grateful :)
elyessamina  2 | 18
22 Jul 2008   #23
thanks a lot for all
dzieki wszystkim:)
indiced  - | 6
22 Jul 2008   #24
Why want you to watch polish films? They're awful, without any modernity, deeper sense, they're just milk-and-water, there sex, nudity, even spliffs are taboo, probably censored.

Young people (15-25) are intentionally omitted, ZERO/NULL productions for them, even imported series are censored, for example none of polish TV Stations is brave enough, to import 'Shameless' or 'Skins' from UK....it's "socially forbidden"... ******* awesome...

Fortunately, young audience, is downloading it via P2P.
And this way I recommend to you.

If you want to find good films, even legal(!) - (old black-and-white films) you should visit "osloskop . net"
You shan't download new films, made after collapse of PRL......whatever...
Dupek Stupak  2 | 40
24 Jul 2008   #25
Polart has many DVDs.

polandbymail.com/get_dept_75.htm
elyessamina  2 | 18
27 Jul 2008   #26
i m studying polish linguistic at universty.I wanna improve my polish it is just because of this:)thanks again...
ukpolska
29 Jul 2008   #27
Just found a few more:

filmyonline.wordpress.com
filmy.freeflux.net/blog/
kinomaniak.info/pomoc/
tornado2007  11 | 2270
29 Jul 2008   #28
Why want you to watch polish films? If you want to find good films, even legal(!) - (old black-and-white films)

nah i never liked those polish films either, i'm happy with the British and American ones. I can't remember the last Polish box office hit :)
ukpolska
29 Jul 2008   #29
I can't remember the last Polish box office hit

Katyn!! but I do understand what you mean as they are kinda limited by the language...would have been interesting to see how Katyn would have succeeded if it had been in English.
tornado2007  11 | 2270
29 Jul 2008   #30
Katyn!

i will give it a go, i watched a few films last year with subtitles about the Korean war, they were so good i was convinced to buy the film in russian with subtitles, i think it was called 'Company 6' or something like that, about the Russian occupation of Afghanistan

P.S. is there any links you can give me so i can watch it in subtitles??


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