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Wszystkie nieprzespane noce is a movie starring Krzysztof Baginski, Michal Huszcza, and Eva Lebuef. A new era is coming, and Warsaw stands uncomfortably at its edge. Art school classmates Christopher and Michal, on the precipice of...

Starring: Krzysztof Baginski, Michal Huszcza, Natalia Atmanska, Eva Lebuef

Genres: Drama, Documentary

Director: Michal Marczak

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Genres	Drama, Documentary
Director	Michal Marczak
Writer	Michal Marczak, Katarzyna Szczerba
Stars	Krzysztof Baginski, Michal Huszcza, Natalia Atmanska, Eva Lebuef
Country	UK, Poland
Also Known As	All These Sleepless Nights, Todas esas noches sin dormir, Toate aceste nopti albe, Visos nemiegotos naktys, Azok az álmatlan éjszakák, Όλες οι Άγρυπνες Νύχτες Μας
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	A new era is coming, and Warsaw stands uncomfortably at its edge. Art school classmates Christopher and Michal, on the precipice of their own coming of age, restlessly roam their city's streets in search of living forever inside the beautiful moment. Never content with answers, they push each experience to its breaking point, testing what it might mean to be truly awake in a world that seems satisfied to be asleep.

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Friday, 19 Jun 2020 01:04

Raul is a musician and an internet radio host, so you could assume that the film would follow the events of his life as it happened, rather than as they've actually occurred, but the narrative is rich and comprehensive enough to be at least as interesting as the actual events. Raul is something of a legend in Poland, but he seems to have been hiding his situation for quite a while. He's probably the most recognizable, which is a shame because I think his story is interesting and well told. Raul's friend is a musician and artist who is dying of cancer. Raul goes on tour with him to support his next album. Raul shares the stage with Polish rock legends. This is basically the story that is told in an unusual documentary format, with a wide range of extras from musicians, to people who used to live nearby and who knew Raul and his music, to Raul's parents, and Raul's mother, who told us that her son had a heart condition. Raul told us that he took in patients for a long time. He did this to support his friends, but he never turned down money from his fans. The problem with this was that he never felt like he was really helping anyone. He saw it as a way to make more money, but he never truly understood it until he became the success that he was. The most interesting aspect of this is that his friend passed away after the tour ended. Raul was not there. When we did see Raul in person at the concert, he was doing a bit of dancing, and we were told that Raul's wife did not go with him. It seemed to me that Raul felt very bad about his friend dying, and he did not talk much after this, but I have not been able to find out anything about his family or friends. He did not go to a funeral. I think he should have. He said he had nothing to say and that he wanted to stay a quiet man. This film is a really good tool for telling this story.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 16:06

This documentary examines the role of entertainment in politics. It is based on a book by journalist Peter Ludlow. It covers the relationship between the entertainment industry and politicians. There is a history of many politicians being "moved by their stars", either because they were in the entertainment industry or because they were surrounded by them. They say they love their stars but that they have no choice but to be them, but I think they have lots of choice. They have millions of dollars to play the stars for their ideals. They have their own ideology, but they use that ideology to justify what they do. It is very interesting to look at the same people but they are not so different. They are all corrupted by the power they hold. The way they use their power is very interesting. When they are looking at a specific issue they are all set to do something, whether it is opposition to the war in Iraq, or what they think is their mission. Their behaviour seems to be based on their sense of loyalty. Even when they are on the same side of the issue they are not prepared to do anything about it because they do not want to put their careers or their image at risk. Their business in this case is "pop music", but they can't seem to create a career for themselves. They seem to be very proud of what they do, but they have no time for themselves. They have one lot of time for themselves and that is to earn money. They do it all the time. I would say that many of the politicians are corrupt. They have a lot of money, and they use it to do the right thing. They have a good mind for politics and they are very proud of it. They do not seem to be much interested in their image, as they feel they have nothing to lose, they are rich, they are loved and they have a great amount of money. The film reveals their attitude towards people and how they will do anything to get it. I think that they are more careful about what they do because of the fame they have. When they do something bad, they have to show that it was a mistake, otherwise they do not have much choice. They do not care if they damage the image of themselves and other people. They do not care if they hurt the image of their music or of others. I would say that this movie shows how a politician does not care about being a good politician. They just want the money, that is all. Even when they get in trouble they do not care, as they get that money. They want the money and they know that they are going to be praised by their fans. They do not care about the problems they may cause. I think that the people involved in the film would not agree with me, but I am really sure that they would agree that they are corrupt. They use their power to do whatever they want to do and they never have any sense of responsibility about what they do. They say that they are not doing anything wrong. They do not care what they are doing. This movie is very interesting and very informative. It is worth seeing, I think.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 02:51

This is a very good documentary about the work of Leszek Miller. It is not a documentary about the Jewish people, but rather about a world of art and art history. It's the story of a painter that had a special relationship with the Polish people. The film explores how he's worked with the Polish people, and its relationship to Polish society, and to the world of art. He was a member of the Polish Academy, but also wanted to explore a different way of painting. This made him a highly respected painter, but also caused a lot of trouble. In particular, his relationship with the Polish government led to the persecution of his art. It's a very interesting story about a guy who made a lot of sacrifices in order to make a difference in his art, and also in society. I highly recommend it.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 04:38

As a Poland veteran, I think this is a very well done documentary. It really shows the situation, the suffering of the people, the people's hatred for Communism and how these two things intertwine. It shows the impact of the social control of Poland under Communism and how it destroyed the nation. As the story progresses, it gives a very vivid picture of the towns, the villages and even the countryside of Poland. The story is gripping and it is not boring, unlike some documentaries that are very slow moving or the real life documentaries. The acting is great and the narration is very well done. It gives a very clear view of the situation and the problems of the people in Poland under Communism. Very much recommended.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 06:26

I went to see this movie a year ago and found it difficult to watch. I read the book and never saw the film but I still got the impression that it is different from the book. I can not believe that this movie is actually in Polish (except for the scene where the priest is supposed to be speaking Polish). The idea was great, but the movie did not have any real meaning. I was hoping that something will be added that makes sense of the story. No matter what the directors does, I think they can not capture a real story. I was even very confused and wondering what was the point of this movie. The scene in which Father Kleiner (played by Mariusz "Mariusz" Kosciak) is complaining about the things that happened in the past and complaining about the lack of faith in God, seems to be the main theme in the movie. I also found the performance of the actor that played the priest annoying. It was obvious that he was trying to find the right words and everything else in the movie. It is the first time I have ever seen a religious movie. The picture of God was very much boring for me, even though it was supposed to be a religious movie. In summary, this movie was pretty good but I am afraid that it is not worth seeing. I think the writers of the book should have chosen a better topic.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 02:17

This film is about the Poland in 1980s, although the government and public policy were not much different than today. My father was Polish, and he was arrested and deported to Poland for something. A year later, he was released, and then again deported. I don't know how, I'm not sure. After he was deported, my father took his family to America. All three of his sons were in the US. I know my mother, who is Polish, was deported as well, and also my dad. Now, this film is about a couple of their sons. They were very much in love, and worked hard to keep their marriage together. This film is a chronicle of their life. The father was very much in love with his wife. She was a TV-presenter and even taught English at the University. They were not exactly in love, but he was so interested in her, he used to talk about her, buy her things, and he wanted to have a life with her. He was in love with her. The first marriage was an unhappy one, but they were in love, so they had to make another. This film is based on the story of their lives. There is not much in it, but it is good. I would recommend this film. It is a good way to learn about the state of Polish society during 1980s, and especially during this period. My father got a lot of information on how the system operated, and about people who were more or less in charge. Also, I heard a lot about the fact that the society in America was very different from that in Poland. This film is about the best film I have ever seen about Poland, and Polish people.

Saturday, 30 May 2020 10:01

This movie is just a disgrace. The one and only point to make is that I, as a Polish-American, was involved in a type of intelligence and intelligence sharing that was considered immoral. The other point made by the film is to show that intelligence sharing between different countries is not so simple. Poland and the US never had a full-blown intelligence sharing agreement, but they were very much involved in a so-called "grey area" of intelligence sharing. I myself had the privilege to go to a Polish government meeting in 1983, and it was extremely interesting to see how they worked their systems and how it was understood. I knew that there were problems in intelligence sharing with the US but I had not yet seen the full extent of the problem. The degree of problem, as portrayed in this film, was horrifying. The government, I'm sure, did not know how to deal with the problem but I don't think the police or government would have stood by and let this film about Polish-American spying on each other stand. It's absolutely a disgrace, and it's a good thing that we have documentaries on current issues. This film tells us a lot, but the extent of the problems is not fully revealed. Also, it doesn't really tell us why things went wrong, so we don't get an idea about what was wrong. It's a shame that the film is about spying, but I think this movie should not be shown in schools.

Saturday, 30 May 2020 04:04

I am not Polish, and neither did the participants of the film I saw. This is the life of Poles who lived through the war. Although the Polish nation was ethnically divided between communists and the partisans, during the war the peasants were the main victims of the communist occupation. As the film unfolds, we get the historical facts, as the documentary record is kept by the Polish government. Of course, this film is a good film, but also a biased documentary.

Friday, 22 May 2020 01:51

He is responsible for one of the most moving and greatest films of Polish cinema. His career lasted more than 25 years and it was a difficult one. What's more, he didn't lose any momentum. He was only 31 years old when he died. The Polish filmmaker, with his trusty camera, knew the "what to show" and had a brilliant eye for detail. And it was the power of his talent that was enough to carry him through his last few years of life. For those who have seen his films, the combination of his "presentism" and the high level of his cinematography, which is characterized by a very sharp eye for detail and the ability to make perfect use of light, will be quite unforgettable. I was one of the viewers of 'Bezerkomie' for the first time. It is a superb movie, and I will be able to look at the film the way I have never looked at a film before. If you have seen any of his other films, you will not have any doubts about it. The best film of his career. Nowadays there are some great directors. And they are popular. But those who are responsible for the films they were known for are pretty few and far between.

Monday, 18 May 2020 03:38

Nestor Mroczkowski was a Polish philosopher who was best known for his defense of the evils of Soviet Communism. His masterpiece is "Nestor Mroczkowski and the Falsification of History". It discusses the idea that history is merely fiction created to be taken literally. He believed that the main reason for the false way of thinking the Soviets had been going was because they believed the idea that they were the best, and that their interpretation of history was always correct. So they were a "devil-god". This film reviews the development of his ideas. At the very end of his life he was attacked by his own friends. He was attacked by people he thought were all his enemies. After this happened Mroczkowski spent a great deal of time trying to create a story. This film is about this. The movie is divided into seven sections. The first two are about his own ideas and how he came to believe that the Soviet Empire was the best. The first two sections are well worth seeing. They are a more in-depth exploration of the ideas, his development of them, and how he came to be so convinced that the Soviets were the best. As for the final sections, the most interesting is the final section. This is the part where he discusses how he was attacked by his own friends. His friends accused him of not being able to be a real man because of his ideas. He basically said to them, "You're all one big family. And I'm no more. So if you think I'm not a real man, what do you say about my ideas?" He goes on to say that those ideas were the source of his personality. It's fascinating to hear his arguments back to back with his own claims that his ideas are real. He was attacked and eventually he developed his ideas in such a way that he was able to form a family. In the final section of the film, he discusses how he became the guy he is. This is when the film is at its most interesting. It covers his evolution from the idea of an anti-Soviet/anti-Communist man to being the first Polish President of Poland and vice-president of the Soviet Union. It starts off with a discussion about a man who was the leader of the Communist Party of Poland. He was a prominent figure in the party, and he was an anti-Communist. After this discussion, he goes on to explain his theory about a "big brother" that he created to watch over all the Communist parties. At the end of the film he is actually admitting that he created his own idea of a big brother. All the people who were against communism then become victims, but his theory is that they are all victims of this big brother. This is the part that is really the strongest point of the film. It goes into how he was attacked by people he thought were all his enemies. He attacks them personally and by arguing against the idea that a big brother should watch over all the Communist parties. He goes on to explain that this was a change from his earlier views of an anti-Communist leader. He ends the film with a final point that the people who attacked him and persecuted him are themselves victims of this big brother. He also goes on to say that the big brother is simply a kind of convenience. It doesn't make any difference what happens to him. The whole thing is explained in such a way that it is interesting and compelling. The movie is a good introduction to his ideas. It's also interesting to see how he came to develop them. It is also a good insight into the life of a famous Polish philosopher. Some of the people in the film are quite interesting. The actor who plays Mroczkowski is impressive, and some of the other actors are good. The movie is well-made and well-edited, with good sound, including music, and a nice set of shots. Overall, this is a good film. It's well-made, well-edited, and good to watch. It has an interesting and good-natured story. It has some of the good things that I've come to expect from a Polish film. I recommend it.

Monday, 11 May 2020 14:32

The documentary is a visual testament to the fact that suffering of all kinds has to be accepted. The documentary has a few weak points, and although the actual incidents of the act are often very well documented, the documentary suffers from being edited with cliches. One example is the introduction of the opening segment, which is way too long. However, there are some really great quotes from victims, especially from the younger children. This is an important movie, and if you like people to speak out, be sure to watch it. It's a shame that documentaries like this one aren't shown in schools. I have never met anyone who would have liked this movie and I still find it hard to believe that so many people would dislike this documentary. It is a powerful testament to how people can change after suffering.

Sunday, 10 May 2020 01:16

Though you can't tell from the above I found this movie quite compelling, at times, it was a bit slow but overall well made. A lone man comes together with a group of women to help a little country boy from the slums of Poland. This man (not that great of a name) is basically a travelling freak show, he goes with his companions (two men and two women) to other countries and asks for their advice. I've read and heard a few stories about him and I wasn't expecting much but, I was surprised by how much I liked it. It is based on a true story but it's a personal story about a group of women who all became friends at some point during the journey. I loved the fact that they used some of the locations that the main characters visited and there was quite a bit of nostalgia to the people and places that the group visited. It was a bit like visiting a family member in their old town and seeing it the way it was 50 years ago. The main thing that kept me watching was the chemistry between the main character and the women, I can't say that they are in the same league, but I found them to be very likable. Overall, I found this a very enjoyable movie and I don't think it's to be missed.

Thursday, 07 May 2020 10:22

If you're looking for an incredible piece of work that can make you think and maybe have a change of heart about yourself, you should watch this movie. Yes, you heard me right: I mean: If you watched this movie and you changed your life, would you take a moment to watch this one? You would definitely. I cannot even think of anything negative that could be said about this movie, except for the fact that it was boring at times. That's about it. So, if you have a little time, you should give it a try. I loved it. I have a soft spot for documentaries, because they are usually about something that you could never imagine. I have a few favorites, but this one definitely made the list. It was simply a must-see for anyone who is interested in seeing a documentary about the world of psychedelics. It is definitely an incredible and inspiring movie that can change your life and make you a better person.

Christina Henry

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 03:04

I have lived in Poland for about twenty years now, and it was a privilege to see this film on TV. I didn't feel I was in Poland at all, just sitting on a TV screen. This film will not appeal to everyone, but if you want to see what a big city feels like in comparison to a country, and the stark contrast in people, culture, and economics, this film is for you. This film might have been an epic for movie-goers who have not been living in a big city. My only complaint is that the author could have made a better film with this subject. The author could have used the point of view of a Western man, or even a Western woman, to show us more than the blank stares of the people in front of us. I do not know what the author's motivation was, but it might have been to make the point that it is better to live in Poland than in New York or Los Angeles. In addition, the author was wrong to not put some picture in the film. The reality of this city is the reality of any big city in Europe. This is not the situation of a group of people that are stupid or people who don't understand why they are in a big city. It is not a product of any individual's choice. It is the situation of a society. If you don't like Poland, then it would be easier to live in some other big city. But you can't say the same for Europe.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 18:06

I've been trying to follow the activities of the makers of Solaris for some time. I finally got around to seeing the DVD last year. And I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. I was not expecting an as detailed a film as that would be. It really opened my eyes to a process that really had a huge impact on the history of humanity and even the whole solar system. All of the above was combined with what was supposed to be a really dramatic and unsettling conclusion. I think it might have been the director's intention to get my attention, and I'm glad that I got it. The film itself is also about how we need to start thinking about how we treat others. When it comes to events like this in our lives, I think it's important to remember that we are all human. It's just a movie, and there is nothing new in it. All I can say is that it's a very powerful film. I would recommend it to anyone that wants to learn about the implications of our actions.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 04:51

When the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising began in November 1944, the Red Army was in the process of eliminating Jews in the entirety of Poland, the country of the dead, and the world. The Nazis were ruthless and inexorably driven by the need to fill the gulags with as many Jews as possible, and they created the infamous concentration camps to house them. The Red Army was able to free millions of Polish Jews from the Nazis by sending them from the front to the camps. It was a horrible experience for all those involved, and it helped open the eyes of many Poles, who later helped liberate Europe. A documentary from BBC, on the condition of the Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto and the Poles who liberated them, is incredible. The horrors of these two events are brought out clearly by the humanity of the Poles and the "guilty" of the ghettos. Many Poles who were imprisoned are shown very clearly to be in shock and suffering, and the film reminds them of their own history. This film is a must see for all people of all nations.

Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 09:48

This is one of my favorite movies, I enjoyed it so much. It has so much artistry in it that I don't understand why they never gave it an Oscar. The film was about a girl who was raised in a monastery, but when she's 18 she goes to college, and when she's in her early 20's she's moved to a house, and is getting involved with other people, and what a beautiful girl she is, she is such an amazing singer, she has an incredible voice, she has great taste in music, she makes all kinds of music, her music is quite beautiful. I don't know how to say it, it was a masterpiece, I can't believe that the film is not really recognized by the Academy, or why no one has seen it, and why I would like to see it again. Anyway, this is a great film, I recommend it, I think it's a masterpiece.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 01:38

Dovizioso's made a difference with his previous feature, A Beautiful Mind. However, his latest film has much more in common with his previous work, rather than just having an angle on the events. His camera-work is just as sharp and at times more than he had previously. It's not a sci-fi epic, like Alien, or a feminist action movie like Braveheart. It's not a war epic like Apocalypse Now or The Bridge on the River Kwai. It's a light and colorful look at a family relationship between two intellectuals in the Ukraine. Dovizioso is a bit more experimental in this film, and is not content with a simple and linear story telling. The only reason I watched this movie is the art direction. This film reminded me of Film Noir, and made me think of scenes from Alfred Hitchcock. Great film. 8/10

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 12:37

Based on a documentary I saw in Prague in the 1980's, this movie does a great job of telling the story of that time. It tells the story of a group of ordinary Poles who were part of the soviets (Soviet armed forces), and also the trials that came after the collapse of the Soviet Union. These trials, the film says, are just the tip of the iceberg of what went on. And they go on and on and on. It's a very interesting movie. It's really hard to believe that this didn't get wide distribution in the U.S., or the U.K., for that matter. The only problem is that some of the people involved are not very sympathetic to the story, or their stories are hard to accept. It doesn't really matter, though, because this movie tells a great story. It's an incredible, gripping film.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 11:57

Robert Mapplethorpe is an independent filmmaker, who, at an early age, discovered that there were many ways of making movies. He focused his film-making on fiction, and on local, not-for-profit productions that benefited the community. I can't quite put my finger on the word for this style, but it's something to be enjoyed and honored. Some things I learned: 1. When you make a documentary, do it as a way to make a difference. No, don't just say "here's the story". Find the people, the places, the reason for being in the film, and if possible, include some information about the filmmakers as well. 2. It's not enough to have a lot of good actors and actresses. Everyone's time is valuable and valuable for no one. There are, however, some who are "special". I know, I have one in mind. 3. Take care of the camera. Use it as a source of truth. Then it will be great, but also when you need to show us something as to why the filming is happening. 4. That's all. Enjoy your craft. And, if it's successful, you can also find a way to do something about it.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 05:34

The legendary Eric Szmantel's The Truth About Pluto is a breathtaking documentary about Pluto, its Moon, and its complex orbit around the Sun. Eric and his crew spent years looking at and analyzing images, drawings, models, and pieces of real scientific equipment. They took time off work and refused to give up their hard-earned vacation time. The end result is an insightful portrait of an object whose habitability has been much debated, and an extensive series of observations with varying results. There is no doubt that Pluto is one of the most interesting objects in our solar system. While all other objects in our solar system are easily discovered using modern astronomical instruments, Pluto is one of the best known to the general public. This documentary features some stunning visuals, such as the stunningly dark and moon-like surface of Pluto. The story of Pluto is one of curiosity, and the story of the people who created it and the people who study it. The crew used a combination of visual observation, analysis, and theoretical modeling to reveal the strange and fascinating nature of Pluto. There is no question that Pluto is a fascinating object, but it is also quite mysterious. However, I feel that the film does not do the public a great disservice by minimizing Pluto's unique nature.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 04:28

A very challenging and adventurous film. If you don't want to be involved with the violence you can cut it out, if you want to see the power and story behind the public's obsession with circumcision this film is definitely for you. It definitely is not for the squeamish or those who would prefer to have their entertainment choices limited to drugstore movies.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 03:38

This is an excellent film about the moment in history when the working class of Poland had their wages reduced to the lowest possible level and we see how it affected the women of that time. Although it was edited by one of the pro-Communist Makhnovites, it still remains an interesting documentary. The film is shown through a series of flashbacks, which tells of the families of women whose wages were reduced and also their fights for the dignity and freedom to use their bodies as they saw fit, sometimes even in bed. What is most interesting about the film is that it shows how the Soviet Union was creating a society based on gender oppression. They had reduced the wage levels for women to what was considered necessary, and even showed how men were not even allowed to travel abroad. These social changes led to a loss of all kinds of social and economic privileges for the Polish women, who did not really have any future. One of the most interesting and moving aspects of the film is the emotional battle of the woman who fought to gain her freedom. It is a difficult, yet triumphant struggle that has had the blessing of many great actors. This is the story of a woman who was desperately fighting for her rights, and when she is taken from the woman's home and is taken to work for the Red Army, it is incredibly moving. This is an excellent film for people who want to know more about what happened during those times in history and who wish to learn more about the women that were affected by the Soviet Union. The Red Army saved Polish women from all kinds of terrible living conditions and beatings. I really recommend it.

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