Polish (post) transitional cinema: 1989-2004

Name: Polish (post) transitional cinema: 1989-2004
Creator: Murawska, Renata
Keywords: Other education not elsewhere classified, 16. Peace & justice

Murawska, Renata

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Thesis . 2022

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Thesis . 2022

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Polish (post) transitional cinema: 1989-2004

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis 01 Jan 2022Publisher:Macquarie University

Authors: Murawska, Renata;

doi: 10.25949/19443680 , 10.25949/19443680.v1

Polish (post) transitional cinema: 1989-2004

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This thesis examines patterns of (post) transitional developments in Polish cinema between 1989 and 2004. It proposes a three-stage approach to the analysis of transitional continuities in films about the mythical Polish past, The Polish People's Republic (PRL), the contemporary reality and contemporary Polish comedies.

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Other education not elsewhere classified

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