Dekalog and Other Television Works (5 Blu-ray + 5 DVD)

Reżyseria: Kieślowski Krzysztof
Obsada: Gajos Janusz, Janda Krystyna, Pakulnis Maria, Komorowska Maja, Olbrychski Daniel, Barciś Artur, Biedrzyńska Adrianna, Łukaszewicz Olgierd, Stuhr Jerzy 

Czas:  561 min.
Obraz:  1080i Aspect ratio: 1.39:1
Original aspect ratio: 1.33:1
Dźwięk: Polski 2.0; 
Napisy: angielskie
Region: B
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LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS

• 4K restoration of all ten episodes, presented in their original broadcast aspect ratios
• Original Polish mono soundtrack (uncompressed PCM on the Blu-rays), with optional English subtitles
• Pedestrian Subway (1973, 29 mins, HD), Kie lowski s professional fiction debut, about a man trying to repair a failed marriage
• First Love (1974, 52 mins, SD), a docudrama about a teenage couple coping with an unwanted pregnancy
• Personnel (1975, 67 mins, SD), Kie lowski s first feature-length fiction film, a partly autobiographical piece about a Warsaw theatre company
• The Calm (1976, 82 mins, SD), one of Kie lowski s most powerful early films, about a man rebuilding his life in mid-70s Poland after a short prison sentence
• Short Working Day (1981, 73 mins, HD), Kie lowski s study of a political strike, controversially told from the viewpoint of a Communist functionary trying to keep order
• Still Alive (2007), an affectionate 82-minute portrait of the director by his former student Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz, including interviews with dozens of friends and colleagues
• The Guardian Interview: Krzysztof Kie lowski (93 mins), an onstage conversation with Derek Malcolm at London s National Film Theatre on 2 April 1990 to mark the British premiere of Dekalog
• Dekalog: An Appreciation (78 mins), in which critic Tony Rayns, a Kie lowski champion for many decades, pays tribute to his masterpiece
• KKTV (75 mins), Polish cinema expert Michael Brooke explores Kie lowski s small-screen output in the context of his work as a whole
• 128-page collector s book featuring a lengthy essay on Dekalog and Kie lowski by Father Marek Lis, plus Kie lowski s own intensely self-critical discussion of all the films in this set and Stanley Kubrick s famous eulogy to Kie lowski and co-writer Krzysztof Piesiewicz