The Promised Land

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Raging B Jan 18 World class directing by outstanding Andrzej Wajda. See more 02/07/2020 Three young friends, a Pole, a German, and a Jew, decide to join forces and open a textile factory. Due to lack of money, they have to cope in various ways, at any cost, using all the means and without regard to social or moral norms, as well as the fate of other people, including those closest to them. The plot takes place in the last years of the XIX century, in the Polish industrial city of Lodz. The realism with which Wajda shows dirty, smoky city, dangerous factories, the brutal capitalist logic and wretched working class in poverty, on the verge of life and death, is worthy of Charles Dickens, Emile Zola or Maxim Gorky. See more 02/28/2017 Probably best Polish film ever. See more 05/26/2015 Pszoniak wspanialy! Lodz wspaniala! See more 05/26/2015 Monotonous and freaky. See more 01/03/2015 i would always stuck with the mentalilty, its not working with cenima, i knew, cenima is Hormones, cenima is Passions, but i always try to be rational though i realy realy going on with my feeling deeply, its idealistic, yeah thats how we should watch the movies * its a great movie, the camera, Wajda tried hard to put the camera on the faces, to see how they react, how thier emotions produced and pushed out, he was about to inter his character by his camera actually. i loved that. the movie is leftist yeah, its passion, it humanistic, no matter how i reject that losers ideology. Wajda is a real Beauty Creature. See more Read all reviews

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