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A man impersonates a dead Jewish actor in a small town.

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Giuseppe Sedia Kino Mania 02/14/2024
4/5
Salto (1965) is still an impressive specimen of Konwicki’s imaginative storytelling combined with a brilliant soundtrack from Wojciech Kilar. The satire on provincial bigotry is used to examine the mentality of post-war Poland. Go to Full Review
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09/30/2012 Blending realism with surrealism, Salto shows how one man's arrival at a peaceful town changes the whole community's attitude towards each other and life itself. Zbigniew Cybulski plays a mysterious loner, who claims that he's been in the village before, yet no one seems to know him. Telling different stories about his life, he comes as a frightened and incomprehensible person. Clever and thought-provoking dialogues showcase the movie's ability to contemplate about life-and-death issues and the individualism that tears us from the entirety. See more 08/02/2012 Private monologue which I would rather see on stage. See more 06/08/2009 To jest wlasciwie teatr, a nie film. Odrobione zbyt powazny, jak na moj gust. See more 09/06/2008 very good script. well made. a bit slow at times... See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis A man impersonates a dead Jewish actor in a small town.
Director
Tadeusz Konwicki
Screenwriter
Tadeusz Konwicki
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Polish
Runtime
1h 44m