ukpolska
29 Jul 2008 #31
P.S. is there any links you can give me so i can watch it in subtitles??
Your best bet is to download it as a torrent, I have just tested this link and it is a 4 hour download @74 kB/s.
It is with English subtitles.
Polish films... where to find them?
Your best bet is to download it as a torrent, I have just tested this link and it is a 4 hour download @74 kB/s.
It is with English subtitles.
tornado2007 11 | 2270
29 Jul 2008 #32
thanks a lot, i'm downloading it now, will let you know what i think :)
Wroclaw Boy
29 Jul 2008 #33
@McCoy File sharing is ILLEGAL
tornado2007 11 | 2270
29 Jul 2008 #34
ow what a shame, go back to your basket weaving lessons :)
Wyspianska
29 Jul 2008 #35
File sharing is ILLEGAL
YES
ellabellausa
10 Sep 2009 #36
Tray -- IPLA.pl
filmpolski - | 1
11 Sep 2009 #37
here (filmpolski.tv) are plenty of polish movies from 70's and 80's. you can watch for free
Hello -
I'm looking for Krzysztof Krauze's 1988 film NOWY JORK - CZWARTA RANO (NEW YORK, 4 A.M.), with or without subtitles. Have looked around (Merlin, Polfilm, Netflix, etc.) and no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks!
I'm looking for Krzysztof Krauze's 1988 film NOWY JORK - CZWARTA RANO (NEW YORK, 4 A.M.), with or without subtitles. Have looked around (Merlin, Polfilm, Netflix, etc.) and no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Eurochannel - | 1
2 Jun 2010 #39
Hi !
Eurochannel, the 100% European content television channel presents Polish Stories, a new batch of unique Polish short films and documentaries that connect viewers to the heart of Poland.
Tune in on channel 7-5-2 and discover Aria Diva, Stiepan, What it’s like to be my mother, A woman sought, Behind the fence, Rendez-vous.
Eurochannel, the 100% European content television channel presents Polish Stories, a new batch of unique Polish short films and documentaries that connect viewers to the heart of Poland.
Tune in on channel 7-5-2 and discover Aria Diva, Stiepan, What it’s like to be my mother, A woman sought, Behind the fence, Rendez-vous.
mslubicki
4 Feb 2014 #40
Hi, I am looking for movies for my husband who is Polish American and very interested in his heritage. He loves old films, indies, and documentaries. I keep reaching dead ends on amazon and on the Internet in general. Where can I buy a good selection of several films, and can some be suggested for me? Thanks. Monica Slubicki.
Looker
30 May 2014 #41
Couple of options:
netflix - quite a lot polish titles
dish network with Polish premium package
ebay - surely more polish movies than in amazon
polish tv on internet, for example tvzafree.pl, polsky.tv, and other
netflix - quite a lot polish titles
dish network with Polish premium package
ebay - surely more polish movies than in amazon
polish tv on internet, for example tvzafree.pl, polsky.tv, and other
Dayani
3 Jul 2014 #42
I recommend Dorota Kedzierzwaska
DVDmovies
15 Jul 2015 #43
A list
culture.pl/en/article/classic-polish-films-on-youtube
culture.pl/en/article/classic-polish-films-on-youtube
miodowe lataAaaa
11 May 2017 #44
Merged:
Does anyone know where you can watch online or even buy miodowe lata thanks :)
Miodowe lata - where you can watch online or buy?
Does anyone know where you can watch online or even buy miodowe lata thanks :)
ipla.tv/Serial/5000913-Komediowy/5007481-Miodowe-Lata#/r-5
szkocki
26 Jan 2020 #46
Can anyone recommend any more sources, torrent sites, etc for Polish films and TV programmes, preferably with English subtitles? I've found a bunch of old classic films on youtube but I'm looking for more modern stuff as well. The main reason is having another aid for learning Polish.
For anyone who's interested this site is good - adapter.pl/
For anyone who's interested this site is good - adapter.pl/
I'm currently watching a recent Polish movie, "Zimowa Wojna". Anyone familiar with it?
It comes with Polish subtitles and so it's ideal for learning:-)
Miswrote the title! It was actually "Zimna Wojna" and it was made by Anton Pawlikowski.
It comes with Polish subtitles and so it's ideal for learning:-)
Miswrote the title! It was actually "Zimna Wojna" and it was made by Anton Pawlikowski.
Yes, the one nominated for Oscars and with European awards two years ago. No, I didn`t watch it coz I don`t like psychological dramas anymore. Watching them brings some memories from my life which I would like to forget.
I have just watched a Polish crime comedy: Niebezpieczni dżentelmeni - Dangerous Gents which was released only last year.
Famous Polish actors and actresses and crazy but very funny plot.
Only in Polish.
vider.info/vid/+femn8ve
Commercials interrupt the film but are tolerable.
Zakopane, 1914. Four artists wake up after a crazy, drug-fueled party, not only involved in a revolutionary intrigue, but also with a dead body on the couch.
A funny scene - drug-alco party mates urge Boy Zelenski, a doctor, to examine the dead body they discovered on the couch. He touches the corpse and whines: Yuk, he is so cold!!!
A mate: What kind of a doctor are you???
Zelenski: I am a pediatrician, kurwa!!!
hahahaha and there are more dialogues like that. I strongly recommend the film. :):):)
I have just watched a Polish crime comedy: Niebezpieczni dżentelmeni - Dangerous Gents which was released only last year.
Famous Polish actors and actresses and crazy but very funny plot.
Only in Polish.
vider.info/vid/+femn8ve
Commercials interrupt the film but are tolerable.
Zakopane, 1914. Four artists wake up after a crazy, drug-fueled party, not only involved in a revolutionary intrigue, but also with a dead body on the couch.
but very funny plot.
A funny scene - drug-alco party mates urge Boy Zelenski, a doctor, to examine the dead body they discovered on the couch. He touches the corpse and whines: Yuk, he is so cold!!!
A mate: What kind of a doctor are you???
Zelenski: I am a pediatrician, kurwa!!!
hahahaha and there are more dialogues like that. I strongly recommend the film. :):):)
Four artists wake up after a crazy, drug-fueled party with a dead body on the couch.
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Wolak
15 Jul 2026 #49
I liked older Polish movies, from the XX century. The new ones are not very original or they are too ambitious.
Lyzko9bda5804d1f
15 Jul 2026 #50
Those from the 40's up through the mid-60's are the best! Black/white, the actor's friend, according to Orson Welles:-)
PolishCinema
16 Jul 2026 #51
Anton Pawlikowski.
Pawel Pawlikowski. His new one, about Thomas Mann, just won at Cannes (Best Director), like Cold War did back in 2018(?). Apparently it's very good.
One of Poland's finest current directors. He's up there with Zulawski, Polanski, Holland, Zanussi and the other greats, imo.
Lyzko9bda5804d1f
17 Jul 2026 #52
Wajda's my favorite, although Polanski's "Noz w Wodzie" is his greatest film before "Chinatown", considered his only post-noir!
PolishCinema
17 Jul 2026 #53
Wajda's my favorite
My favourite Polish films are 'Constans' by Zanussi, Kieślowski's 'Three Colours White', and 'Diabel' by Zulawski.
Lyzko9bda5804d1f
17 Jul 2026 #54
The second title's familiar, the other two are not, I'm afraid.
Kieślowski'
A Short Film About Killing is one of his more interesting ones. It captures the time and place well.