Catalogue des films de « Wladislaw Forbert »

Documentary about the second World Peace Conference, to be held in Sheffield. The British government however refused to hand out visa to some of the participants for political reasons. The conference then was held in Poland with mostly members...

Originally intended as a four part film on the new democracies in Eastern Europe: Bulgaria, Czechoslowakia, Yugoslavia and Poland. But since Tito went into another direction than the Soviet authorities wanted, the part on Yugoslavia was skipped....

The battered Warsaw is coming back to life after the World War II destruction. The ruins of the Old Town become homes once again. The city slowly rises from the fall, mainly thanks to the people who work hard to rebuild their capital. This film,...

In the spring of 1947, Bossak sent teams of operators to the Vistula floodplain areas: the material that made up the film was presented in weekly editions of the Polish Film Chronicle. Without any commentary, the skilful editing makes the film a...

time the embodiment of national pride and triumph. This film is the visualization of these emotions and consists of three parts, built up like the parts of a piece of music: catastrophe (adagio), revival (andante), and spring (allegro).