– Men are extinct. – They were not mammoths!Seksmisja [Sexmission] (Juliusz Machulski, 1984)
Aug
9

Two poor captured extinct men enjoying breakfast and cigarettes. DP: Jerzy Łukaszewicz.
– Men are extinct. – They were not mammoths!Seksmisja [Sexmission] (Juliusz Machulski, 1984)
Aug
9

Two poor captured extinct men enjoying breakfast and cigarettes. DP: Jerzy Łukaszewicz.
– Why do you always wear those dark glasses? – A souvenir of unrequited love for my homeland.Popiół i diament [Ashes and Diamonds] (Andrzej Wajda, 1958)
Jun
27
National Sunglasses Day

Maciek Chelmicki (Zbigniew Cybulski) wearing his sunglasses in a dark, almost German Expressionist space, embellished with meandros. DP: Jerzy Wójcik.
[The best] sunglasses in film for National Sunglasses Day (USA)
According to IMDb, the sale of sunglasses in Poland went through the roof after this film was released and Cybulski became his country's very own James Dean.
Wyszedł w jasny, pogodny dzień [He Left on a Bright, Sunny Day] (Krzysztof Wojciechowski, 1972)
Jun
13

Old people exchanging food and memories outdoors. DPs: Witold Stok & Ryszard Wróblewski.
“Spotkał katar Katarzynę –
A – psik!
Katarzyna pod pierzynę –
A – psik!”Katar [Cold] (Hieronim Neumann, 1984)
May
6
Childhood Depression Awareness Day

One little girl sneeze even bursts the camera! A – psik (achoo)! DP: Zbigniew Kotecki.
A child with health struggles for Childhood Depression Awareness Day (USA)
– Jan Brzechwa, Katar (via)
A little girl has the sniffles, sees the doctor, and so happily spreads the bug all over town. A quirky animated short based on a poem by Jan Brzechwa.
“He began thinking about the innocence of machines, about how man had endowed them with intelligence and, in doing so, had made them an accomplice of his mad adventures. About how the myth of the golem — the machine that rebelled against its creator — was a lie, a fiction invented by the guilty for the sake of self-exoneration.”Test pilota Pirxa [Pilot Pirx's Inquest] (Marek Piestrak, 1979)
Apr
12
International Day of Human Space Flight

Men and nonlinears to board the ship set for Saturn's Cassini Division. DP: Janusz Pawłowski.
A manned spaceship for the International Day of Human Space Flight
– Stanisław Lem, Opowieści o pilocie Pirxie (1968)
Commander Pirx is sent out on a secret mission to evaluate “nonlinears” – androids – to determine if they can be used for future space flights. In a blind test, androids and humans form a crew for Pirx to investigate and identify.
Klincz [Clinch] (Piotr Andrejew, 1979)
Apr
5
Chicago

One of the boxers goes down (via). DPs: Jacek Mierosławski & Zbigniew Wichłacz.
Set in Chicago (or pizza) for National Deep Dish Pizza Day, USA.
A Polish factory worker hopes to find a better life when he picks up boxing. Initially unsuccessful. he finds himself in Chicago, facing an amateur boxer below his ranking.
Wieczne pretensje [Permanent Objections] (Grzegorz Królikiewicz, 1975)
Jul
29
kotlet mielony

Two men in suits in what appears to be a factory canteen. One offers the other a large piece of kotlet mielony or kotlet schabowy, a type of #schnitzel. DP: Bogdan Dziworski.
Na wylot [Through and Through] (Grzegorz Królikiewicz, 1972)
Jul
15
sandwiches

Jan (Franciszek Trzeciak) and Maria (Anna Nieborowska) share lunch on a bench. DP: Bogdan Dziworski.
Czułe miejsca [Tender Spots] (Piotr Andrejew, 1981)
Jul
7
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Ewa (Hanna Dunowska) licks melting ice cream with Janek (Michał Juszczakiewicz) looking on. DPs: Jerzy Zieliński & Ryszard Lenczewski.
Kontrakt [The Contract] (Krzysztof Zanussi, 1980)
Jun
4
Coca-Cola

Two middle-aged men in discussion with a woman, semi off-screen, holding a drink. There's food covered with a napkin and a wineglass in front of the men. Behind the men, the maid – a tense woman cradling many small Coca-Cola bottles – looks on. DP: Slawomir Idziak.