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Women in Polish Cinema
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Polish film has long enjoyed an outstanding reputation but its best known protagonists tend to be male. This book points to the important role of women as key characters in Polish films, such as the enduring female figure in Polish culture, the "Polish Mother, " female characters in socialist realistic cinema, women depicted in the films of the Polish School, Solidarity heroines, and women in the films from the postcommunist period. Not less important for the success of Polish cinema are Polish women filmmakers, four of whom are presented in this volume: Wanda Jakubowska, Agnieszka Holland, Barbara Sass and Dorota K?dzierzawska, whose work is examined.
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- Title Page
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- PART I: The Polish Mother
- CHAPTER 1: The Myth of the Polish Mother
- PART II: Women According to Men
- CHAPTER 2: Filmic Representations of the Myth of the Polish Mother
- CHAPTER 3: Polish âSuperwomanâ: a Liberation or Victimisation?
- CHAPTER 4: Caught between Activity and Passivity: Women in the Polish School
- CHAPTER 5: Agnieszka and Other Solidarity Heroines of Polish Cinema
- CHAPTER 6: Witches, Bitches and Other Victims of the Crisis of Masculinity: Women in Polish Postcommunist Cinema
- CHAPTER 7: Between Fear and Attraction: Images of âOtherâ Women
- PART III: Women behind the Camera
- CHAPTER 8: Wanda Jakubowska: the Communist Fighter
- CHAPTER 9: Barbara Sass: the Author of Womenâs Films
- CHAPTER 10: Agnieszka Holland: a Sceptic
- CHAPTER 11: Dorota KÄdzierzawska: Ambivalent Feminist
- Filmography
- Bibliography
- Index