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STORM WARNINGS
Resistance and Reflection in Polish Cinema, 1977-1989
February 3-11, 2010
Presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Polish Cultural Institute in New York

Polish filmmakers working from the late 1970s to the fall of Communism managed to produce extraordinarily rich and powerful films despite the enormous challenges and censorship they faced from the totalitarian regime. Some were influenced by the socially conscious films of the Neorealist movement and others by their commitment to Poland's burgeoning Solidarity movement. Well-known, like Agnieszka Holland, Krzysztof Kieslowski and Andrzej Wajda or less so, like Marcel Lozinski and Kazimierz Kutz-they all produced unflinching and profoundly moving visions of the regime's economic, political and spiritual failures. Don't miss the opportunity to deepen your appreciation of this watershed moment in cinematic history.

Sampler Pass available! See any THREE films in the series ~ at any screening that fits your schedule ~ for just $27 ($18 Member & Student / $21 Senior). Buy Online >> or at the box office.

For film descriptions scroll down and click on the Read more... link under the film titles.

To purchase tickets online, click on the SHOWTIME under . Tickets are also on sale at the Walter Reade Theater's box office and at CenterCharge, 212 721 6500.

Three Film Sampler Pass
$27 General Public
$21 Senior (62+)
$18 Member & Student
Admits one person to three films in the series.
Online service charge: $2.00 per pass ordered.

Single Screening Tickets:
$11 General Public
$8 Senior (62+)
$7 Member & Student
Online service charge: $1.25 per ticket ordered.

Tickets are also on sale at the Walter Reade Theater's box office and at CenterCharge, 212 721 6500.

Please note: Passes and individual screening tickets subject to availability. Certain restrictions apply.

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