MuffinMan747

This film follows a land owner who wasn't happy with the changes the, late by many accounts, industrialization in easter Poland brought to the society.

Buckle up for a heavy ride, where you cannot give up watching for a moment to chill out.

Oh, did i mention that the author was a land owner, whose family never had to work, and said family supported arts "by default"? That is right, commies only picked up a topic started by the ultra rich, who saw the social changes as wrong. Watch the film on *how* wrong the society was.

If you don't like my heated up social commentary, just watch it for the scenes of 19th century factories. "To the machines", screams the foreman after an accident that "dirtied a very valuable cloth with worker's blood".

A priceless insight into a music festival behind the Iron Curtain long before anyone could predict that it all would collaps in three years. IT shows the music as it is quite close, yet may seem so far. Spiler warning: if you don't like subtitles, go elsewhere: subtitles are provided for lyrics of the songs featured, whcih can give you an intersting insight into the phenomenon as a whole.

From the technical point fo view, The documentary really doe pay attention to little details, there are no corners cut, in shoirt: good filming job.

I am trying to find anything in this guy, but fail to find it from film to film. This one is not the worst one, but just the usual teenage flick he is able to produce.

Watch it for fun, but don't expect anything spectacular. A couple of people trying to do something to Germans in France - my god, how original. Please, save your money and see something else, unless you're really bored. Your date may like it though, because it has Brad Pitt.

Tarantino is still riding on the popularity of Pulp Fiction. A disgrace. I am trying to find anything in this guy, but fail to find it from film to film. This one is not the worst one, but just the usual teenage flick he is able to produce.