244 reactions · 61 shares | Movie Recommendation The Saragossa Manuscript (1965), Poland Directed by Wojciech Has A cult favorite admired by none other than Luis Buñuel, The Saragossa Manuscript spins a mesmerizing web of stories within stories. With its labyrinthine structure and playful narrative complexity, Has guides us through a world where each tale deepens the last — until, piece by piece, the grand design is revealed. | History of Cinema | Facebook

243K views · 1.9K reactions | Cannes reactions to Gasper Noe’s “Irréversible”(2002) | History of Cinema | Facebook

87K views · 3.5K reactions | It‘s just amazing how many cinemas in Poland are showing our wonderful ICONIC concert from Taormina!Watch us on the big screen! #cinema #poland #taormina #iconic #popcorn #kinotag https://www.david-garrett.com/en/cinema | David Garrett | Facebook

Shot in black-and-white, IDA (2013) follows a young nun in 1960s Poland who, just before taking her vows, uncovers a family secret that sends her on a quiet but devastating journey. 🎬 Directed by Paweł Pawlikowski, the film won five prizes at the European Film Awards and became the first Polish production to win an Oscar 🏆 — a haunting meditation on history, identity, and silence. ✨ Discover more Polish cinema gems in our Letterboxd list: https://letterboxd.com/eurofilmacademy/list/polish-cine

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