Man Of Marble Wajda

Polski film z 1976 roku w reżyserii andrzeja wajdy.

Man of marble wajda.

Człowiek z marmuru is a 1977 polish film directed by andrzej wajda it chronicles the fall from grace of a fictional heroic polish bricklayer mateusz birkut played by jerzy radziwiłowicz who became the stakhanovite symbol of an over achieving worker in nowa huta a new real life socialist city near kraków agnieszka played by krystyna janda in her first role. Man of marble polish. With krystyna janda jerzy radziwilowicz tadeusz lomnicki jacek lomnicki. The originality of andrzej wajda s film man of marble lies in the fact that it is not original what can be less original than the fate of a labour leader from the stalinist era.

Andrzej wajda was once a documentary filmmaker in post war poland who at 1st made films of stalinist propaganda indeed man of marble uses some of these earlier films of socialist realism in the earlier style man of marble shows the creativity that flourished once orthodoxy collapsed during de stalinisation there is an unexpected bloom from the. Man of marble revived wajda s reputation and gave him new purpose and it inspired the careers of krzysztof zanussi agnieszka holland krzysztof kieślowski and ryszard bugajski as film makers. Andrzej wajda was once a documentary filmmaker in post war poland who at 1st made films of stalinist propaganda indeed man of marble uses some of these earlier films of socialist realism in the earlier style man of marble shows the creativity that flourished once orthodoxy collapsed during de stalinisation there is an unexpected bloom from the. Andrzej wajda was once a documentary filmmaker in post war poland who at 1st made films of stalinist propaganda indeed man of marble uses some of these earlier films of socialist realism in the earlier style man of marble shows the creativity that flourished once orthodoxy collapsed during de stalinisation there is an unexpected bloom from the.

The beauty of this exceptional film lies in the complexity of the director s attitude towards birkut a representative perfect in his submissiveness of the whole. A young polish filmmaker sets out to find out what happened to mateusz birkut a bricklayer who became a propaganda hero in the 1950s but later fell out of favor and disappeared.